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Buhari Sends Chief Of Staff To Katsina Over Killings By Bandits

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SAN FRANCISCO, February 18, (THEWILL) – A delegation sent by President Muhammadu Buhari has visited Katsina State to condole with the government and people over Friday’s killings by bandits.

A State House statement by presidential spokesman, Mr Garba Shehu, said the President’s Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari, led the delegation to Katsina.

The team was received by the Governor of the state, Aminu Masari, and the Emir of Katsina, Abdulmuminu Usman.

The delegation was sent by Buhari to commiserate with government, the people and get a full brief on the security situation in the state.

In a condolence message delivered by Kyari, the President commiserated with families of the 31 victims of the attack, praying that almighty God will comfort all of them and grant the departed rest.

He assured the state government and Emirate Council that his administration would do whatever it takes to rid the country of bandits, terrorists and criminals.

The governor, who received the delegation shortly after his return from Batsari Council, regretted that the latest incident had marred seven months of unbroken peace in the state, following measures put in place by his administration.

Masari said the only enduring remedy to banditry was provision of education, and he gave a strong assurance that education would continue to be a priority of the government.

The governor appreciated the President for sending a strong delegation to condole with the state.

On his part, the Emir thanked Buhari for sending the team to Katsina, urging the military and police to put more efforts to tackling the menace.

“We must go all out and spare no effort in tackling them. They are trying to destroy the country,’’ he added.

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