KB Govt Dismiss Speculation of Abandoning Communities Reverge by Bandits
By Abdullahi Tukur
The Kebbi State Government has dismissed speculation by some members of the opposition, alleging that certain communities reverged by bandits or terrorists have been abandoned.
“It is important to correct this false impression regarding the government’s efforts to address insecurity in the state”.
Security matters are highly sensitive, and not every strategy, intelligence-gathering effort, or operational action undertaken by government can or should be discussed publicly.
The fact that certain actions are not publicly announced does not mean that nothing is being done. The Governor of Kebbi State, Nasir Idris, remains deeply committed to the safety and well-being of the people, working tirelessly every day to address security challenges across the state.
The Governor is not standing on the sidelines. He is actively leading the state’s efforts against insecurity, working closely with the relevant security agencies and other critical stakeholders to safeguard lives and property.
The government’s efforts are also focused on creating an enabling environment where residents can go about their daily activities lawfully, farmers can safely access their farmlands, and communities can live and work with greater confidence.
Those who seek to reduce the complex security situation in the state to political talking points should exercise greater responsibility in their public commentary as addressing insecurity requires cooperation, intelligence, strategic planning and at times, confidentiality not the unnecessary public disclosure of every government action.
The people of Kebbi State deserve facts, not sensationalism. The government remains steadfast in its commitment to protecting residents, supporting the security agencies, and doing everything within its constitutional powers to ensure lasting peace, security, stability, and sustainable development across the state.