DAILY POST
In the aftermath of the harrowing abduction of students in Kuriga, Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Governor Uba Sani has pledged unwavering efforts to secure their safe return.
During his visit to the affected community to express solidarity and empathy, Governor Sani assured the residents of robust support from President Bola Tinubu and the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu.
While the exact number of abducted students remains unconfirmed, Governor Sani urged the community to remain composed and collaborate closely with the government to facilitate the prompt release of the abducted children.
Furthermore, Governor Sani announced plans to establish a dedicated security committee in Kuriga, comprising representatives from the community, security agencies, and the state government. He advocated for the establishment of a military base in the area to bolster security measures and ensure the protection of residents.
In a subsequent statement, Governor Sani emphasized the urgent need for state police, citing the Kuriga incident as a stark reminder of its necessity. He stressed that a state police force, intimately familiar with local dynamics, would enhance intelligence gathering and possess the constitutional authority to bear arms, thus effectively countering criminal threats.
Governor Sani underscored the importance of empowering security forces to safeguard communities and swiftly respond to emerging security challenges, highlighting the vulnerability of unarmed vigilante groups in the face of armed criminal elements.
The resolve to rescue the abducted students and fortify security measures in Kaduna State remains resolute, as Governor Uba Sani and his administration navigate the complexities of ensuring the safety and well-being of all citizens.
