The Kulen Allah Cattle Rearers Association of Nigeria has called on the federal government and state governors to end banditry in the Northwest and North-Central regions within 45 days. The association, represented by Michael Olugbode in Abuja, issued the challenge as part of ongoing efforts to address rising insecurity in the area.
Banditry has been a persistent issue in the Northwest and North-Central regions, with reports of frequent attacks on livestock and communities. The association argues that the current measures are insufficient and that a coordinated national response is needed. Michael Olugbode, representing the group, emphasized the urgency of the situation and the need for immediate action.
The call for a 45-day deadline comes amid growing concerns over the impact of banditry on local economies and livelihoods. The association has previously raised alarms about the increasing frequency and scale of attacks. This latest demand follows recent incidents that have intensified pressure on authorities to take stronger action. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges in maintaining security in the region.
