Dikko Radda, governor of Katsina, says banditry has become a business venture for some government officials and security personnel.Radda said poverty has made recruitment into banditry easy, adding that as little as N500 is enough to lure youths.Advertisement
“It is a business venture for the criminals and a business venture for some people who are in government and some people who are in the security outfits and some people who are responsible for the day-to-day activities of their people,” he said.“When you understand the terrain of the forest, and the different camps that we have within those forests… like in Katsina, we have more than 100 different camps that are being led by somebody.
Commenting on the recent trip to the US by some northern governors, Radda said it was to collaborate and find a lasting solution to the problem of banditry. “We have been on this insecurity for the last 10 years, and we have been doing the same thing and there was no sign of the end of this problem that is affecting our country and our sub-nationals in particular,” the governor said.
“So we need to hear from anybody willing to offer any assistance that may help us to look into the issues and bring about a lasting solution to this problem of insecurity.”Click on the link below to join TheCable Channel on WhatsApp for your Breaking News, Business Analysis, Politics, Fact Check, Sports and Entertainment News!
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Banditry Now ‘Business Venture’ For Some Security, Govt Officials — RaddaThe Katsina State governor, Dikko Radda, has accused some security personnel and government officials of aiding banditry which he says has now turned into a 'business venture'.
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