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Zabarmari: Senate Minority Denounce Tragic Killing

The Senate Minority Caucus has condemned the dastardly killing of rice farmers in Zabarmari, Borno State by operatives of the terrorist group, Boko Haram.

This was contained in statement signed by the minority leader, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, who described the mass murder as a harvest season that has now been turned into mourning season.

“We are horrified that our people, particularly the farmers who are toiling tirelessly to sustain the nation’s food security, has always become the target of the insurgents,” the statement read. “This is so horrendous and mind wrenching, and of course the unmindful slaughter of our people in such a dastardly manner is becoming way too many.”

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The statement added, “It is embarrassing to the country and calls to question the government’s strategy and capacity to tame the rising wave of insurgency and banditry ravaging a large swath of our dear nation, particularly the northern region.”

Eko Hot Blog also gathered that the senators admonished President Muhammadu Buhari to show more effort, commitment and sincerity in dealing with the rampant surge of insurgence, banditry and a general onslaught of lives and properties, particularly in Nigeria’s Northeast.

Ronny Ikpoto

Edidiong-Ronny Ikpoto holds a First Class degree in Media Studies. He shares a healthy enthusiasm for journalism, social & literary criticism, and creative writing.

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