The CP said the intervention of the police command secured the state’s historic site.
“President Tinubu advised the Muslim faithful to demonstrate kindness to one another and their neighbours while also supporting the less privileged in society.”
Mr Akpabio insists that eight months were not enough to effect a change and undo the damage of Messrs Buhari and Emefiele’s policy.
“Parents must also warn their wards seriously against being used particularly for kidnapping either as kidnappers or informants.”
“President Buhari assumed office at a very difficult period of our national life when the economy was spiralling into recession…,” said Mr Tinubu.
Zamfara has been plagued by banditry, kidnapping and cattle rustling.
He also urged the federal, state and local governments to support the association to secure the future of young Nigerians.
The minister, however, said that security was a collective responsibility for all Nigerians, urging all to put their differences aside and team up to fight it.
Mr Marwa also said that over 36,096 suspects had been arrested and more than 6,043 already prosecuted and convicted within the same period.
The governor, who decried the incessant attacks on the state residents, said his administration was trying to curb the menace.
