April 29 2021 | The Biafra Restoration Voice The Zamfara State Government has appealed to residents of Zamfara State to defend themselves am...
April 29 2021 | The Biafra Restoration Voice
The Zamfara State Government has appealed to residents of Zamfara State to defend themselves amidst incessant terrorist attack by bandits but they are admonished to do so within the ambits of the law and ensure they do not break the law.
The North-West state is one of the regions worst affected by banditry in the country.
This statement was signed a signed by the State Commissioner for Information, Ibrahim Magajiosara on Wednesday 28th April 2021
Meanwhile, the statement announced that the police have apprehended 35 criminals “comprising mostly kidnappers, informants and those aiding and abetting banditry in the state.”
The criminals “have since been interrogated and have confessed to their various crimes and have already been transferred to Abuja for further action before prosecution.”
The statement added that some of the criminals arrested are civil servants.
“Government therefore seriously warn bandits to renounce the criminality and embrace the state government dialogue and peace initiative to become good citizens, stressing the government intention to take punitive measures against criminals, as a matter of urgency,” the statement said.
“The state government also strongly warn traditional rulers to keep vigil eyes to landlords who give out their houses to people with suspicious character within their domains, as government will soon start to arrest any landlord found giving out his or her property on rent to bandits, kidnappers, informants and dealers of weapons for the bandits
Also, the state government said it had lifted the ban on commercial activities on four markets in the state.
“The action follows several calls by concern citizens both within and outside the state, to lift the ban to allow the common man have access to his basic needs during the holy month of Ramadan. The affected markets are Magami, Wanke, Dansadau and Dauran,” the statement said.
“The four markets were ban from any activities last week following attacks and killing of innocent people within the affected communities."
Source: Channels TV
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The Zamfara State Government has appealed to residents of Zamfara State to defend themselves amidst incessant terrorist attack by bandits but they are admonished to do so within the ambits of the law and ensure they do not break the law.
The North-West state is one of the regions worst affected by banditry in the country.
This statement was signed a signed by the State Commissioner for Information, Ibrahim Magajiosara on Wednesday 28th April 2021
Meanwhile, the statement announced that the police have apprehended 35 criminals “comprising mostly kidnappers, informants and those aiding and abetting banditry in the state.”
The criminals “have since been interrogated and have confessed to their various crimes and have already been transferred to Abuja for further action before prosecution.”
The statement added that some of the criminals arrested are civil servants.
“Government therefore seriously warn bandits to renounce the criminality and embrace the state government dialogue and peace initiative to become good citizens, stressing the government intention to take punitive measures against criminals, as a matter of urgency,” the statement said.
“The state government also strongly warn traditional rulers to keep vigil eyes to landlords who give out their houses to people with suspicious character within their domains, as government will soon start to arrest any landlord found giving out his or her property on rent to bandits, kidnappers, informants and dealers of weapons for the bandits
Also, the state government said it had lifted the ban on commercial activities on four markets in the state.
“The action follows several calls by concern citizens both within and outside the state, to lift the ban to allow the common man have access to his basic needs during the holy month of Ramadan. The affected markets are Magami, Wanke, Dansadau and Dauran,” the statement said.
“The four markets were ban from any activities last week following attacks and killing of innocent people within the affected communities."
Source: Channels TV
Published by
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For: The Biafra Restoration Voice - TBRV
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