The residents, however, expressed hope that with good and honest leadership, Nigeria could still reach its potential.
Mr Aiyedatiwa noted that political differences are natural in a democracy but should not undermine the bonds that unite Nigerians.
The attack came a few days after suspected bandits invaded a nearby Kadaure community, where a man was reportedly killed and cows were rustled.
Mr Audu told the Peoples Gazette on Thursday that the strike was suspended on during congress.
Mr Bdliya urged the citizens to place national interest above personal and sectional interests.
Mr Nguroje said the suspects fled to Taraba State but were subsequently tracked and arrested by the police.
Mr Murtala described Mr Malami’s pledges to Kebbi workers as mere political statements.
Mr Kefas urged the pardoned inmates to use the opportunity offered them responsibly.
The distressed mother begged President Bola Tinubu and the IG for the rescue of her child and other 18 passengers.
The army said troops were currently maintaining aggressive patrols to dominate the area and deny criminals freedom of movement.
