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President Buhari Reassures Zamfara Of Sustainable Security

President Muhammadu Buhari has once again assured the good people of Zamfara state, Northwestern Nigeria that the days of insecurity in the state is numbered.

The president made this known in a statement issued via his media person, Femi Adesina.

Read full statement below:


PRESIDENT BUHARI COMMISERATES WITH ZAMFARA STATE, URGES NEW ADMINISTRATION NOT TO DESPAIR

President Muhammadu Buhari commiserates with the government and people of Zamfara State on the recent infiltration of bandits, who killed several innocent citizens in Tsafe Local Government Area of the State.

Condemning the incident, President Buhari describes the bandit attacks as callous and despicable, assuring the people of Zamfara and other Nigerians who have lost loved ones to violent attacks that the government, under his watch, will soon bring such dastardly acts to an end.



Commending the new administration in the State for putting in new security measures to curtail the activities of criminals and bandits, the President urges them not to despair but to see the latest attack as a challenge to step up collective actions to rout the enemy, in partnership with the Federal government.

While urging law enforcement agencies to take prompt and timely actions against the wicked attackers, President Buhari appeals to citizens to have faith in the security agencies by giving them useful information on plans and the movements of the bandits.

Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
June 23, 2019

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