Zamafara Speaker reaffirms Government commitment to address insecurity in the state

Rt.Hon. Nasiru Mu,azu Magarya, Speaker, ZSHA

FROM SURAJO MUHAMMAD

Zamfara state Government has reaffirmed it’s commitment in ensuring that lives and properties of its citizens have been protected.

Speaker, Zamfara state House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Nasiru Mu,azu Magarya stated this when the residents of Dansadau in Maru local government area paid a solidarity visit to the members of the state assembly to show their supports on the actions taken by the administration of Governor Bello Matawalle in bringing lasting solution to the menace of insecurity in the state.

Addressing the gathering at the premises of the state Assembly Complex in Gusau, Hon. Magarya commended the protesters for conducting themselves in a peaceful manner and their tirelessly effort in contributing for the  lasting solution of insecurity across the state.

“We are here to depend your interest and we will not excute any or carried any decisions that is not in the interest of our people” Magarya added.

He urged the general public to remain calm and continue to pray for the lasting existence peace in the Zamfara state.

Earliar in his contribution, the member representing Maru South, Hon, Kabiru Hashimu Dansadau informed the gathering that the administration of Governor Bello Matawalle is working around the clock to ensure that the residents of the state sleep with their two eyes and assured that, their complain will be looks into for quick consideration.  

Speaking during these visits, the leader of the group, Engr. Yau Muhammad Abbas said, they were at the state House of Assembly Complex in order to show their solidarity and support and further commends the leadership of Dr Bello Muhammad Matawalle in addressing security challenges in their area.

“Dansadau and it’s surrounding communities have lost alot in the hands of banditry, which has taken away farming and other socio-economic activities in the area” he stated.

He called on the state government to deal with anyone found guilty in fueling armed Banditry and other criminal activities in the state.

According to him only peace can revive the farming and commercial activities in the area as traders from other communities finds its difficult to attend market day in their area.