Former Senate President React To Alleged Killing Of Civilians By Soldiers In Yobe

Former Senate President React To Alleged Killing Of Civilians By Soldiers In Yobe

Former Nigerian Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, has expressed his concern over the reported shooting of three civilians by soldiers in Gashu’a, Yobe State. The incident allegedly occurred during a protest against the killing of a tricycle operator by soldiers at a ‘Stop-And-Search’ checkpoint near Gashua Bridge……READ ALSO Former Senate President Okuoma Soldiers Killing An Assault On Niger Delta Region

Lawan, who represents Yobe North in the Senate and chairs the Senate Committee on Defence, called for an immediate investigation into the incident. He emphasized the importance of holding accountable those responsible for the violence.

In a statement he personally issued, Lawan stressed the historically peaceful nature of Gashua and urged the military to ensure justice for the victims. He also pledged support for the care of the injured individuals.

The former Senate President urged calm among the residents of Gashua and assured them of his solidarity during this challenging time. He expressed condolences to the families of the deceased and called for unity in working towards a more peaceful society.

Lawan’s statement reflects a commitment to justice and accountability in the face of tragic events, advocating for peace and solidarity within the community.

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