Dadiyata was allegedly abducted on Aug. 2, 2019, by masked gunmen at the gate of his home in Kaduna, and has not been seen since.
He stressed the need for effective synergy between the committee and community leaders to enhance citizen safety.
Mr Idris said messages have been passed to the presidency in the past three days.
The police command in Katsina says it killed five suspected terrorists, arrested one and recovered 143 animals in Jibia and Batsari LGAs.
The government said establishing the parks in the identified areas will reduce traffic on highways and generate revenue for the government.
“It is unfortunate that the Nigerian government continues to use enforced disappearance as a longstanding tactic to silence critics and instil fear in civilian populations.”
There were fears that Mr. Yakasai could also disappear into thin air just like another critic of government, Abubakar Idris, popularly known as Dadiyata.
