Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal, has restated his administration’s uncompromising stance against negotiating with bandits, declaring that his government will never engage with those responsible for terrorising communities in the state.
Naija News reports that the governor made this known on Thursday while continuing his tour of communities recently attacked by the criminals.
The governor said, “Yesterday (Wednesday), I began a condolence tour to communities targeted by bandits. Since we couldn’t conclude the visit, we resumed today and reached three more communities. I met with residents and conveyed the government’s support and encouragement.”
Lawal maintained that security remains the top priority of his administration, stressing that every available resource is being deployed to protect lives and property.
“From the onset of my tenure, I made it clear: we will not negotiate with bandits. That position remains unchanged and will not change. These criminals have consistently shown no sincerity or remorse,” he declared.
Beyond security concerns, the governor also drew attention to the poor condition of access roads to the affected communities.
“I observed the poor condition of roads leading to these communities. My administration will prioritise their rehabilitation to improve access and support local development,” he promised.
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