Edo State Governor Visits Kano to Condole Families of Uromi Attack Victims

Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo is in Kano State to offer condolences to the Kano State Government and the families of the 16 travelers who were brutally killed in Uromi, Edo State. The victims, who were reportedly from Kano, were burned alive in a horrific attack that has sparked outrage and calls for justice.

Governor Okpebholo’s visit comes in response to the tragedy, which occurred when unidentified attackers set a vehicle ablaze, killing all its occupants. The incident has raised concerns about security and inter-state relations, prompting swift reactions from authorities at both the state and federal levels.

During his visit, Okpebholo is expected to meet with Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf and other officials to express his condolences and assure them of his administration’s commitment to ensuring that justice is served. He is also expected to visit the families of the deceased to personally convey his sympathies.

The attack, which took place in Uromi, a town in Edo State, has been widely condemned. Security agencies have launched an investigation to identify those responsible and prevent further violence. Authorities have assured the public that efforts are underway to bring the perpetrators to justice.

The gruesome nature of the attack has reignited discussions on the security situation in Nigeria, with many calling for stronger measures to protect travelers and residents across the country. Leaders from both Edo and Kano states have urged calm and unity as investigations continue.

Governor Okpebholo’s visit is seen as an important step in fostering cooperation between the two states and addressing the concerns of affected families. Both state governments have pledged to support the families of the victims and ensure that such an incident does not occur again.

Meanwhile, community leaders and security agencies have called for vigilance and cooperation in identifying any potential threats. Authorities have also urged the public to remain calm as investigations continue, emphasizing that justice will be served.