Former Governor of Sokoto State , Aminu Tambuwal, has come out to “strongly condemn” the recent wave of horrific killings and destruction across communities in Plateau State.
He said, “no sane society should turn a blind eye when innocent lives are being taken and entire communities destroyed”, adding, “the Federal Government must live up to its primary responsibility of protecting lives and property”.
More than fifty (50) persons were killed in the recent attacks in the Middle Belt State, with several houses torched.
In his condolence, Tambuwal said: “I want to state unequivocally that no sane society should turn a blind eye when innocent lives are being taken and entire communities destroyed.
“I strongly condemn the recent wave of horrific killings and destruction across communities in Plateau State. These senseless attacks are cruel, unjustified, and must never be tolerated.
“My deepest condolences go to the grieving families and all those affected. I stand in solidarity with the people of Plateau during this painful time.
“The Federal Government must live up to its primary responsibility of protecting lives and property. I urge the security agencies to act swiftly and decisively. The perpetrators must be brought to justice.
“We can not allow Nigeria to continue on this dangerous path of violence and impunity.”
