The recent attacks in Zamfara State have sparked a heated debate about the root causes of the insecurity in the state. Dr. Sani Abdullahi Shinkafi, former National Secretary of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), has joined the chorus of voices calling for an end to the blame game over the insecurity in Zamfara State.
Shinkafi accused Governor Dauda Lawal of shifting the blame for the state’s security challenges onto others, including the federal government and security agencies. He emphasized that the governor has failed to fulfill his constitutional duties and deliver the promised dividends of democracy to the people of Zamfara State.
The people of Zamfara State are tired of the blame game and are calling for concrete actions to address the insecurity in the state. They want Governor Lawal to take responsibility for the security challenges in the state and work towards finding a lasting solution.
Shinkafi urged Governor Lawal to act like a governor and not a governorship candidate of a political party, and to focus on building a strong, united, progressive, prosperous, equitable, and decent democratic society.
The fight against banditry, kidnapping for ransom, and cattle rustling is complex and demands collective action to defeat. It is time for Governor Lawal to take concrete actions to address the insecurity in the state.
The Zamfara attacks are a stark reminder of the need for effective governance and security measures in the state. The people of Zamfara State deserve better, and it is time for Governor Lawal to take concrete actions to address the insecurity in the state.
The blame game over the insecurity in Zamfara State must end. Governor Lawal must take responsibility and work towards finding a lasting solution to the security challenges in the state. The people of Zamfara State deserve better, and it is time for concrete actions to address the insecurity in the state.
