₦airaland Forum

Faber:
This one dey smoke colos

almarthins:
You no dey support ur Lords again?

Roger3D:
They'll be publicly paraded immediately after the holidays. This will be after they're transferred to Abuja

Pierocash:
We miss Aketi, and Nnamdi Kanu who know how to put this terrorists in their place

themanderon:
A very big shame. They are all there for their pockets and do not want to ruffle the feathers of their masters. Cowards all of them!!!

Editorialtimes:
By Suleman Ahmad

Kano State Governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, has called for a public parade of the suspects arrested in connection with the brutal killing of 16 Kano indigenes in Udene, Uromi Local Government Area of Edo State.

The governor also reiterated the need for full compensation to the families of the victims as part of justice for the heinous act.

Governor Yusuf made this demand on Monday when he received Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, who led a delegation to Kano to offer condolences over the tragic incident.

He insisted that the swift arrest of the perpetrators must be followed by a transparent process, including a public parade, to assure Nigerians that justice is being served.



He further commended Governor Okpebholo for engaging with Hausa community leaders in Edo State to prevent escalation and for committing to compensating the bereaved families.



Governor Yusuf also praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for directing security agencies to take immediate action and emphasized that such atrocities must never be repeated in any part of Nigeria.

Edo Governor Assures Swift Justice

Earlier, Governor Monday Okpebholo, while expressing deep sorrow over the killings, assured that his administration would ensure that justice is served swiftly and fairly.



The Kano State Government maintains its stance that justice must be fully implemented to restore confidence among citizens and prevent further incidents of ethnic violence in the country.

Source: The Bureau Newspaper

helinues:
Engage maturely

Thank you

Editorialtimes:
By Suleman Ahmad

Kano State Governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, has called for a public parade of the suspects arrested in connection with the brutal killing of 16 Kano indigenes in Udene, Uromi Local Government Area of Edo State.

The governor also reiterated the need for full compensation to the families of the victims as part of justice for the heinous act.

Governor Yusuf made this demand on Monday when he received Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, who led a delegation to Kano to offer condolences over the tragic incident.

He insisted that the swift arrest of the perpetrators must be followed by a transparent process, including a public parade, to assure Nigerians that justice is being served.



He further commended Governor Okpebholo for engaging with Hausa community leaders in Edo State to prevent escalation and for committing to compensating the bereaved families.



Governor Yusuf also praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for directing security agencies to take immediate action and emphasized that such atrocities must never be repeated in any part of Nigeria.

Edo Governor Assures Swift Justice

Earlier, Governor Monday Okpebholo, while expressing deep sorrow over the killings, assured that his administration would ensure that justice is served swiftly and fairly.



The Kano State Government maintains its stance that justice must be fully implemented to restore confidence among citizens and prevent further incidents of ethnic violence in the country.

Source: The Bureau Newspaper

Editorialtimes:
By Suleman Ahmad

Kano State Governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, has called for a public parade of the suspects arrested in connection with the brutal killing of 16 Kano indigenes in Udene, Uromi Local Government Area of Edo State.

The governor also reiterated the need for full compensation to the families of the victims as part of justice for the heinous act.

Governor Yusuf made this demand on Monday when he received Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, who led a delegation to Kano to offer condolences over the tragic incident.

He insisted that the swift arrest of the perpetrators must be followed by a transparent process, including a public parade, to assure Nigerians that justice is being served.



He further commended Governor Okpebholo for engaging with Hausa community leaders in Edo State to prevent escalation and for committing to compensating the bereaved families.



Governor Yusuf also praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for directing security agencies to take immediate action and emphasized that such atrocities must never be repeated in any part of Nigeria.

Edo Governor Assures Swift Justice

Earlier, Governor Monday Okpebholo, while expressing deep sorrow over the killings, assured that his administration would ensure that justice is served swiftly and fairly.



The Kano State Government maintains its stance that justice must be fully implemented to restore confidence among citizens and prevent further incidents of ethnic violence in the country.

Source: The Bureau Newspaper

helinues:
Engage maturely

Thank you

BAVOSKI:
They should first parade those killers of Deborah,I meant those guys that were captured on Video that they were the one who kill and stone her to death…God Punish all of you

Apostasy in words, such as insulting Allah or the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).

Whoever changes his religion, execute him.” (Narrated by al-Bukhari, 2794)

MASTAkiLLAh:
two tongued hypocrite. Tueeeh

helinues:
Stop the hypocrisy

Do I blame you? No, I blame the suegbe southerners who will prefer to be protesting whenever herdsmen attack them

franchasng:
It is your Yoruba politicians that are falling the hand of the Southerners.


Imagine Tinubu even gave an order on this....but he has been so silent about Fulani herdsmen terrorists killing, raping, kidnapping and sacking villages in Ondo, Enugu, Benue, Edo, Delta, etc for so long now? But suddenly because of political gains and the so called worthless Northern votes he woke up from his sleep to give order about so called armed hunters that went to Uromi a community that have been under siege by Hausa-Fulani kidnappers and killers

2elliot:
The audacity of these northern baboons and low IQ monkeys. I blame our sodomised southern leaders whose masculinity have been broken, which makes them subservient to the north. I blame the south for their docility.