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“Bandits Are In Control” – Shehu Sani Reacts To Fresh Kaduna Attacks
Former Kaduna Central lawmaker, Shehu Sani has reacted to Friday’s fresh attack on Kaduna State by bandit terrorists.
The politician cum human rights activists in a post on his Twitter account lamented that the terrorists are in control and can attack anytime they want.
It will be recalled that TrackNews earlier reported that bandits have again inflicted huge casualties on residents and indigenes of Kaduna State in a fresh attack that has left not less than 50 killed, many kidnapped, houses burnt and animals rustled.
The fresh attack has been confirmed by the Police Public Relations Officer in Kaduna, ASP Mohammed Jalinge who added that more details are been expected about the incident.
The affected communities, up to nine of them are located in Giwa Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
Reacting, Senator Sani wrote: “Mass killings and destruction in Giwa Local Government Kaduna state by terrorists today. A horrific and bloody act of evil in Central Kaduna. Bandits are in control, they kill and spare the lives of those they want, at the time they want.”
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