Governor Diko Radda of Katsina State has questioned how the African Democratic Congress (ADC) plans to sort out the state’s worsening insecurity if voted into energy.
Bolaji Abdulahi, a former Minister of Sports activities and spokesperson for the ADC, made this identified on Thursday, July 17, in a put up shared on his X account.
He wrote, “Governor Diko Radda of Katsina needs to know what the coalition will do otherwise. Good query!
“To begin with, we are going to finish banditry in his state, a process that the APC authorities has lengthy given up on.”
Abdulahi, a former member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), insisted that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has failed woefully in securing the nation.
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He assured that the ADC has already developed clear plans to finish terrorism and banditry in Katsina.
His remarks come amid rising considerations over safety within the state. Just lately, the Katsina State Authorities revealed that some communities have began negotiating immediately with bandits to make sure their security.
In keeping with the Commissioner for Info, Bala Zango, the remaining armed {groups} now function alongside the border areas and inside forest reserves.
He mentioned some farmers have resorted to hanging offers with the bandits to proceed their agricultural actions.
Zango famous that whereas the state maintains a strict coverage of not negotiating with terrorists, it stays open to rehabilitating and reintegrating any bandit who renounces violence.
