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The Presidential spokesperson, Mr. Femi Adesina has revealed why President Muhammadu Buhari is silent on the ongoing violence in southern part of Kaduna State.
Mr. Adesina stated on Monday morning during Channels Television Sunrise Daily programme that his Boss did not intervene because the state governor, Nasir El-Rufai, is handling it.
He said there was no need for Mr. Buhari to speak since Mr. El-Rufai is “on top of the matter.”
The presidential aide said as the chief security officer of his state, it rests on Mr. El-Rufai, who has pledged to bring perpetrators to book, to deal with the matter.
About six persons lost their lives in Goska village, Jema’a local Government Area in the early hours of Christmas.
The victims included a teenage secondary school student, Gimbia Morik, daughter of a former council chairman in Jema’a.
The killings, by suspected herdsmen, occurred despite Jema’a and two other local governments – Kaura and Zango Kataf – being under a 24-hour curfew.
Mr. Adesina stated on Monday morning during Channels Television Sunrise Daily programme that his Boss did not intervene because the state governor, Nasir El-Rufai, is handling it.
He said there was no need for Mr. Buhari to speak since Mr. El-Rufai is “on top of the matter.”
The presidential aide said as the chief security officer of his state, it rests on Mr. El-Rufai, who has pledged to bring perpetrators to book, to deal with the matter.
About six persons lost their lives in Goska village, Jema’a local Government Area in the early hours of Christmas.
The victims included a teenage secondary school student, Gimbia Morik, daughter of a former council chairman in Jema’a.
The killings, by suspected herdsmen, occurred despite Jema’a and two other local governments – Kaura and Zango Kataf – being under a 24-hour curfew.
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