The Senator representing Sokoto South Senatorial District, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, has expressed profound grief over the recent bandit attack on Dangulbi community in Tureta Local Government Area of Sokoto State, which left multiple residents dead.
Describing the killings, destruction of property, and displacement of peaceful villagers as “painful, tragic, and unacceptable”, Senator Tambuwal lamented that the escalating security crisis has led to thousands of deaths and rendered countless others homeless.
In a condolence statement, the former Governor of Sokoto State said he was deeply saddened and heartbroken by the assault, which brought untold hardship to affected families and the wider community. He noted that repeated attacks on innocent citizens amount to a direct assault on the region’s peace, security, and stability.
“These repeated attacks on innocent citizens are painful, unacceptable, and a direct assault on the peace and security of our communities,” he stated.
Senator Tambuwal extended his heartfelt condolences to bereaved families, prayed for the swift recovery of the injured, and expressed solidarity with all residents affected by the tragedy. He also prayed to Almighty Allah (SWT) to forgive the deceased, grant them Aljannatul Firdaus, and give their families strength and patience to bear the loss. He further prayed for the safe return of all persons abducted during the attack.
The Senator called on security agencies to intensify efforts aimed at restoring peace and strengthening protection for vulnerable communities along the Sokoto-Zamfara axis, stressing that citizens deserve to live and pursue their livelihoods without fear.
“Our people deserve to live in safety and pursue their livelihoods without fear,” he said.
Tambuwal urged residents to remain united and resolute in supporting all genuine efforts to end banditry and restore lasting peace to affected communities. He reaffirmed his commitment to supporting initiatives designed to improve security and protect lives and property across Sokoto State and beyond.
