Uba Sani, the governor of Kaduna State, has warned those he has described as conflict traders who politicize security matters in order to stop them because their antics are putting the lives of innocent people at risk.
The Governor, who made this known when 58 of the abducted victims were picked up at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House, promised to deal with a group of politicians who profit from the growing insecurity in order to advance their political goals.
Governor Sani argued that “the merchants of insecurity will not be happy with the release of these innocent souls because they are benefiting from insecurity.”
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I vowed to protect the lives and property of the people of Kaduna State when I was elected governor, and we have done everything in our power to fulfill this promise.
Birnin Gwari, once regarded as a “no-go area” for most people, has changed thanks to our Kaduna Peace Model, which emphasizes the non-kinetic approach.
Bandits have laid down their weapons, he continued, and markets that had been closed for more than ten years have since reopened, and business has booming in parts of Giwa local government that have been ravaged by insecurity.
Because security forces are monitoring the situation, Governor Uba Sani promised that Kauru, Kajuru, and other parts of Kachia residents who are currently experiencing pockets of bandit attacks will soon be “sleeping with their two eyes closed.”
The success of the non-kinetic approach has sparked anger in the eyes of the governor, according to the governor, who doesn’t care about the well-being of our citizens. They only express their anger on social media.
Governor Uba Sani said he is not concerned if political opponents insult him on social media, but that he will “deal with those whose past has been to politicize and spread lies in Kaduna State.” ‘
He continued, “politicizing insecurity is not opposition, and those social media elites don’t really care about the masses.” They are merely tweeting to advance political objectives, he continued.
The Governor made note of the fact that one of the 59 released kidnapped victims is still receiving treatment and psychosocial therapy from the Kaduna State government for 11 days.
He promised that his administration would support the victims by providing grants to enable them to continue running their businesses and farming enterprises.
Pastor Danlami Mutane, one of the victims, expressed gratitude to the government for taking good care of them in a statement from earlier, and thanked the National Security Advisor for facilitating their release.
Source: Channels TV
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