Plateau Killings: Tinubu leaving no stone unturned in apprehending perpetrators, says Minister
Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Geidam has condoled the families, government and people of Plateau State over Christmas Eve killings by bandits in the state describing it as a tragedy that touches all of us.
Noting that the barbaric action was perpetrated by enemies of the country, the minister said President Bola Tinubu has directed that no stone should be left unturned in apprehending both the collaborators and prime suspects involved in this crime against humanity
Noting that the barbaric action was perpetrated by enemies of the country, the minister said President Bola Tinubu has directed that no stone should be left unturned in apprehending both the collaborators and prime suspects involved in this crime against humanity
“Our collective resolve is to ensure that those responsible face the full force of the law.
“We also pray for the quick recovery of the injured citizens and security agencies who bravely worked to secure the affected villages.
“We also pray for the quick recovery of the injured citizens and security agencies who bravely worked to secure the affected villages.
“It is our firm belief that by standing together, cooperating with security agencies, and providing vital information, we can assist in arresting these callous criminals who are currently on the run.
“We understand the gravity of the security challenges facing Plateau State and the entire country, and we assure you of our continued collaboration with other stakeholders to address these issues.
‘Despite this tragic incident, we remain steadfast in our commitment to ongoing reforms within the police, aimed at enhancing professionalism and the delivery of top-notch service to the Nigerian people.
“We will not allow such incidents to deter us from our mission.
“Once again, please accept our heartfelt condolences.
“May the souls of the departed rest in eternal peace, and may the people of Plateau State find solace and strength in this difficult time.”
