Gov. Sani Vows To Deal With Those Politicise Security Matters In Kaduna
Kaduna (Core Reporters) Kaduna State Governor, Senator Uba Sani has vowed to deal with politicians who derive joy in the escalation of insecurity ine the state in order to further their political interests. He warned those he described as conflict merchants to desist from doing so because their antics are jeopardising the lives of innocent people.
The Governor, made this known when he received 58 kidnapped victims at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House,
He said, “the merchants of insecurity will not be happy with the release of these innocent souls because they are benefiting from insecurity.
“As an elected governor, I swore to protect the lives and property of the people of Kaduna State, and we have been doing our best to fulfil this obligation.
“Through our Kaduna Peace Model which emphasises the use of non-kinetic approach, Birnin Gwari which used to be ‘a no-go area’ for most people has become peaceful.
“Bandits have laid down their arms and markets that have been closed down for over 10 years have now been reopened and business activities have started booming in Birnin Gwari and parts of Giwa local government which was ravaged by insecurity,” he added.
Core Reporters report that governor Uba Sani promised that the people of Kauru, Kajuru and parts of Kachia who are experiencing pockets of bandit attacks, will soon be “sleeping with their two eyes closed because security forces are on top of the situation.”
According to the governor, “the success that the non-kinetic approach has yielded is a source of anger to most people who don’t have the welfare or wellbeing of our people at heart. They only go on social media to express their anger.”.
The Governor recalled that the 59 released kidnapped victims were given psycho-social therapy and treatment by the Kaduna State Government for 11 days, adding that one of them is still undergoing treatment.
He promised that his administration will support the victims to get back on their feet, by giving them grants to continue with their businesses and farming activities.
Speaking earlier, one of the victims, Pastor Danlami Mutane, who commended the government for taking good care of them, further thanked the National Security Adviser for facilitating their release.
