Katsina State Governor, Aminu Masari has expressed concerns over the deadly dimension banditry and other criminal activities in Nigeria; stressing that the country is battling with the worst form of insecurity in its history.
Masari stated this when he commissioned and handed over Kafur Islamic Centre, established in his Local Government Area, by a Kuwait foundation.
The Governor urged the bandits to stop their evil activities and work together for peace and development.
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Masari expressed shock that people who have lived peacefully as neighbours and friends have suddenly picked up arms against one another.
He lamented that killings and rape of women, as well as stealing, have now become the order of the day.
The Governor called on citizens to join forces with the government and security agencies.
He also urged people to stop the blame games, re-examine themselves, and collectively seek a way forward, saying that, security is everybody’s business.
On the centre established, Masari charged the management to be fair in its admission process and educate residents on the need for unity.
( Editor, Omor Bazuaye)
