Gov Sule’s ‘no bandit’ remark sparks reactions in Sokoto
The recent remark by Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, that he drove from Sokoto metropolis to Silame without encountering a single bandit has continued to generate reactions in Sokoto State, with residents, a security analyst and a governorship candidate offering contrasting views on the security situation. Sule made the remarks on Wednesday while speaking during […]
The remarks made by Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule, suggesting that he traveled from Sokoto to Silame without encountering any bandits, have sparked reactions in Sokoto State. The governor's claim, made during the commissioning of roads and a bridge in Silame Local Government Area, has been met with mixed responses. While some residents and stakeholders question whether such a single journey can accurately represent the security situation across the entire state, others believe Sule's statement may have contributed to misrepresenting the security climate in the region.
Various perspectives have been raised concerning the governor's claim, with some residents highlighting ongoing security concerns, while others maintain that the governor's personal experience does not fully reflect the broader security landscape.
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