Zamfara Deputy Governor Booed During Condolence Visit
During a condolence visit to a community in Zamfara, the deputy governor faced boos and protests from residents angry over persistent security challenges following an attack that resulted in the deaths of nine security personnel and civilians. A resident, speaking anonymously, criticized the state government for neglecting the community, stating that the last visit from officials was over three years ago during the 2023 election campaign.
The community has faced severe insecurity, with residents unable to leave for essential items for six to seven days. They also lamented the lack of basic amenities, including roads, healthcare, and education facilities.
Protesters, including women and children, chanted against the deputy governor, expressing their refusal to vote for the administration. There were claims of an attack on the deputy governor's convoy, which were denied by a member of his entourage, who stated that the vehicle in question had a mechanical fault.
Security personnel were deployed to manage the situation.
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