“If there is power supply for even 18 hours a day, micro and small enterprises would be enhanced, and the economy would grow and generate employment.”
“When violence erupts, the government does nothing or cracks heads almost indiscriminately,” the paper said.
The governor said these local government areas have been under repeated attacks by bandits who kill, rape and destroy properties.
Police spokesman in Kaduna told The Gazette that a joint security force has now cleared the highway for free movement.
Nigeria lost $40.6 billion alone to insecurity in 2020 as unknown gunmen, killer herdsmen, bandits, Boko Haram, and ISWAP terrorists combined to unleash violence.
“The issue of security is paramount in governance. And once a government cannot protect lives and property, that government has failed.
