Mr Hadejia further noted that four suspected Lakurawa bandits were arrested on June 7, along the Ka’oje-Bakin Ruwa Road in the Bagudo LGA.
“Let us continue to pray fervently for our nation, support affected families and communities, and refuse to surrender to fear,” he said.
Mr Musa noted that many criminal networks exploited gaps in identity management.
“It has become increasingly evident that a highly centralised policing structure is overstretched in a nation of more than 220 million people,” he said.
He said the prayer session was held simultaneously at 360 locations worldwide.
Mr Akpabio, also on behalf of the Senate, condoled the bereaved families, the affected school community, and the government and people of Oyo State.
Gumi has transformed himself into the itinerant interlocutor of armed gangs and violent extremists.
Governor Uba Sani made the commitment at a security sector stakeholders engagement in Kaduna.
He announced that fertiliser would be sold at ₦25,000 per bag.
That is not the renewed hope he promised. For the Adara people, it has been dystopia on a vampire scale.
