Yauri school abduction : fulani leaders in solidarity with kebbi gov Bagudu.

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Governor Abubakar Atiku Bagudu has commended Communities and Groups in Kebbi for the show of solidarity and support in the face of attacks by bandits in some areas in the state.

A statement issued by Yahaya Sarki,
Special Adviser, Media to the Kebbi State Governor, said the Governor made the commendation when leaders of Fulanis from the 21 Local Government Areas of Kebbi State paid him a solidarity visit at the Government House, Birnin Kebbi in the State Capital.

Represented by the Security Adviser, rtd. Major Garba Rabiu Kamba, the governor described the visit as a morale booster as efforts were being intensified to rid the state of bandits and banditry.

He also thanked other groups who visited and showed support and commitment to end the scourge such as Hunters Association, Members of Vigilante groups and the Invisibles.

He reiterated his resolve to personally lead the way in the war against bandits who are making life unbearable for the people in Kebbi State.

The Director General of the Fulani leaders in the state, Alhaji Bello Aliyu Gotomo told the governor that they represent all the fulanis across the 21 local Government Areas of Kebbi State.

Their visit to Government House, Birnin Kebbi was in solidarity and support to Governor Abubakar Atiku Bagudu for his rapid and prompt response to the ongoing rescue operation of the Birnin Yauri School Children.

Gotomo also said that while they sympathise with the Governor over the Birnin Yauri School abduction incident, their presence in Government House was an indication of their total support to the governor as well as their willingness to join the ongoing fight to rescue the students.

” We have all gathered here in solidarity with governor Bagudu and to announce our willingness to join the war to rescue the school children.

” We are against banditry in totality no matter who is involved, they are our enemies too. We are ready to support the security forces to crush them in the bush ‘, he said.

Gotomo dissociated themselves from the criminals while cursing any Fulani who aided or collaborated in any form of banditry across the country.

The bandits according to him were making life more unbearable and miserable to fulani pastorolists who have been victims of cattle rustling as well as farmers who could not go to their farms for fear of their dear lives.

He assured President Muhammadu Buhari and Governor Abubakar Atiku Bagudu of their resolve to compliment the effort of security agencies in subduing the bandits in the field.

He prayed to Almighty Allah for an end to banditry and safe return of all abducted staff and children to their families.

Alhaji Attahiru Kaoje who is the State Chairman of the Fulani leaders in Kebbi while sympathising with the governor over the abduction of the children, equally declared support and solidarity with his effort and the security agents towards bringing and end to banditry.

He reeled out myriad of support accorded to the fulanis by Kebbi State Government to better their lives including setting up of a religious sensitization committee to reorient the fulanis especially in rural hamlets on the essence of peaceful cooexistence .

On his part, the Secretary of the fulani leaders, Abubakar Bello Bandam Ardo,who spoke on behalf of Ardos ( Fulani Elders) assured the governor of their unrelenting cooperation to join and support the government towards rescuing the children.

He disclosed that the fulanis have since been holding special prayers for Allah to bless ongoin effort to rescue the school children.

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