Bagudu Urges Internally Displaced Persons To Remain On Camps
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Mahuta and Isgogo of Fakai and Zuru Local Government Areas have been advised by Kebbi State Governor Atiku Bagudu to stay in the camps till the security situation has improved.
Bagudu made the plea on Friday while paying a heartfelt visit to the IDP camps at Model Primary School, Isgogo, and Government Day Secondary School, Mahuta in the Zuru Emirate.
He expressed sympathy for the banditry assault victims and offered condolences to the families of those who lost loved ones.
“I’m here to support you by meeting with prominent individuals and members of the local administration.
Take heart and endure the circumstance as it is planned by the All-Powerful God,” Bagudu said. You can read more of such stories at Credible News
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Bagudu claimed he had already ordered the implementation of additional security measures and relief assistance in all the impacted locations.
“You will receive assistance from the government, and you must stay here until it is secure for you to return. More steps are being taken to protect your life and property, Bagudu stated.
He asked God to keep them safe and give them the strength to get out of their situation.
The governor, however, cautioned against the risks of spreading rumors and misleading information since he claimed that doing so could further instill terror in the IDP minds.
Bagudu also paid a visit to Alhaji Muhammad Hudu’s Palace of Chiefdom, where he commiserated with the local authority figure and met with the chairmen, councilors, and
Sen. Muhammadu Magoro, Sen. Bala Ibn-Na’Allah, and the Acting Head of Service, Alhaji Safiyanu Garba-Bena, all of whom represent the Kebbi South Senatorial District, were with the governor.
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