Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State Defends Peace Pact with Terrorists.
In a recent interview with BBC Hausa Service, Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani addressed the criticism surrounding his administration’s decision to enter a peace pact with terrorist groups in the region.
Governor Sani emphasized that his primary objective is to safeguard lives and foster lasting peace for the inhabitants of Kaduna State.
The governor elaborated that the decision to pursue this agreement came after six months of in-depth dialogue, aimed at addressing the ongoing security challenges.
He assured the public that the initiative did not involve any financial compensation to the terrorists, underscoring a commitment to finding a sustainable solution without compromising ethical standards.
By prioritizing dialogue over confrontation, Governor Sani seeks to create a safer environment for all citizens, navigating a complex situation with the ultimate goal of peace and stability in Kaduna State.
.“If even one person were to be killed in Kaduna, it’s better for me to have the peace pact. Otherwise, Almighty Allah will hold me accountable because I took an oath,”
Sani further revealed that his administration offer no monetary incentive to the terrorists.”I want to assure you that not even one Naira was given to them,”
“They released the people to us. Now, business and farming activities are flourishing in our communities. That’s why I am assuring the communities that we will continue to pray and sustain the relief achieved,” Sani sahd.
