Governors visit survivors of Kwara massacre and call for stronger security
Three governors, including AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, Usman Ododo, and Biodun Oyebanji, visited victims of a recent terrorist attack in Woro community, Kwara State. The attack resulted in significant loss of life and has raised security concerns in the North-Central region. During the visit, the governors expressed solidarity with the affected communities and emphasized the need for increased cooperation to combat cross-border crime. Condemnation of the violence has also come from community and religious leaders, who called for urgent action to restore peace.
What we know
- AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, Usman Ododo, and Biodun Oyebanji visited victims of the Woro community attack at the General Hospital, Ilorin.
- The attack on Woro and Nuku communities claimed over 100 lives and displaced many residents.
- Biodun Oyebanji expressed solidarity with the people of Kwara State and commended the swift response of security agencies.
- Abraham Olanrewaju, National Coordinator of the APC Christian Leaders Forum of Nigeria, condemned the killings and called for intensified security efforts.
- Leaders urged for decisive action and collaboration to prevent future attacks and ensure justice for victims.
