Atiku Abubakar, a former vice chairman of Nigeria has reacted to the Monday assault by some bandits on the Authorities Women Complete Senior Secondary College, Maga, in Kebbi State.
Atiku, in an announcement issued on his social media pages mentioned he’s devastated by the report of the bandits’ assault which led to the killing of the vice principal of the varsity, Hassan Yakubu Makuku and the kidnapping of over 20 feminine college students.
Describing such an assault as tragic, the previous presidential candidate mentioned the incident is one other reminder of the worsening safety state of affairs in Nigeria.
He wrote, “I’m devastated by the information of the tragic assault on Authorities Women Complete Senior Secondary College, Maga, in Kebbi State, which claimed the lifetime of the Vice-Principal and led to the kidnapping of harmless college students.
“That is yet one more reminder of the worsening insecurity in our nation,” Atiku mentioned.
As well as, the previous vice chairman condemned the killing of a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Umar Moriki and the latest mass abduction in Tsafe Native Authorities Space of Zamfara state amongst different tragic incidents.
He mentioned, “I equally condemn the killing of an APC chieftain Umar Moriki and the mass abductions in Tsafe LGA of Zamfara, the place total households together with girls and kids had been taken by bandits. These acts of barbarity don’t have any place in a civilised society.
“Related tragedies proceed to unfold in Plateau, Benue, and different states, the place communities are being torn aside by violence. In Shanono LGA of Kano, residents are fleeing their properties in concern, highlighting a nationwide safety problem that has reached insupportable ranges,” he added.
Additional calling for quick motion to stem the incessant assaults and abductions throughout the nation, the previous vice chairman urged the Nigerian authorities to make efforts in the direction of enhancing the energy of Nigeria’s safety construction to guard the lives and properties of residents.
“Nigeria can not proceed on this path. I name on the Federal Authorities to urgently assessment and strengthen its safety structure, deploy ample personnel throughout susceptible communities, and intensify intelligence-led operations. Our residents deserve safety, dignity, and peace, nothing much less,” Atiku acknowledged.
