Dan-Musa Killings: Masari asks security agencies to arrest bandits

Governor Aminu Masari’s government has directed security agencies to fish out bandits that attacked Dan-Musa local government area headquarters, killing two people.
Following the attack, residents of the area trooped out on a protest march seeking intervention.
Ibrahim Ahmed-Katsina, Mr Masari’s special adviser on security matters, noted in a statement that the government condemned the heinous crime.
He assured that government would do everything humanly possible to bring those responsible to book.
“Government is working to apprehend those responsible for the unfortunate incident of banditry at Dan-Musa on Tuesday leading to protest and wanton destruction of public property by some aggrieved youths,” said the statement.
It added, “Katsina state government also wishes to assure the general public that security agencies are on top of the situation as normalcy has since returned to the area. While the government sympathises with the families of the two victims, it will not condone any act of lawlessness.”
The statement further disclosed that security agencies “have been directed to fish out the perpetrators and take appropriate actions against them.”
It urged the public to “go about their normal business,” adding that “security agencies are investigating the remote and immediate causes of the incident with a view of averting a repeat.”
(NAN)
We have recently deactivated our website's comment provider in favour of other channels of distribution and commentary. We encourage you to join the conversation on our stories via our Facebook, Twitter and other social media pages.
More from Peoples Gazette

Politics
Katsina youths pledge to deliver over 2 million votes to Atiku
“Katsina State is Atiku’s political base because it is his second home.”

Faith
Archbishop of Canterbury urges Ugandan Anglicans to reject anti-gay law
Under the law, gay sex is punishable by life in prison while “aggravated homosexuality”, including transmitting HIV, attracts the death penalty.

Africa
Sudan warring sides agree to U.S., Saudi-brokered ceasefire
The nationwide ceasefire for 24 hours will begin on Saturday from 6:00 a.m. (0400 GMT).

Health
NAFDAC seals Abuja shop for allegedly selling unregistered aphrodisiacs
The agency said that they “received an Intel that Yunusa Adamu was manufacturing unregistered herbal preparation.”

Education
Poly lecturers Akeredolu owes 10 months’ salaries to begin indefinite strike
The salary for December 2016 and January 2017 was owed by the past government of Olusegun Mimiko, and the one for August 2022 to date by Mr Akeredolu.

States
Stop ‘heartbreaking’ killings in Zamfara, Miyetti Allah urges FG
The association alleged that the attacks were being carried out by an outlawed group tagged “Yan Sa Kai Group”.

Agriculture
FG warns Gombe farmers against using hard drugs to boost strength
The FG warned farmers that using hard drugs to get ‘extra’ strength to work was detrimental to their health.