Deploy same tactics adopted to fight Igboho, Kanu on bandits – Northern Group tells FG

 

The Southern Kaduna Peoples Union has carpeted the Federal Government over the arrest and detention of activists across the country.

The umbrella body of the Southern Kaduna people urged the government to deploy the same tactics adopted in the arrest of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, and Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo, aka Sunday Igboho, in tackling the rampaging bandits in the North.

SOKAPU’s National President, Jonathan Asake, stated this while addressing journalists in Kaduna on Thursday.

The SOKAPU leader also alleged that over 100 natives had so far been killed in communities in the Zango-Kataf Local Government Area of the state recently.

According to him, the government must stop the use of force on mere agitators, while pampering terrorists in the North.

Asake, a former House of Representatives member, said, “Again, this year, with the commencement of another rainy season, the onslaughts have resumed, which coincide with the period when our farming communities need to be on their farms.

“With particular reference are the recent attacks on communities in Zangon Kataf LGA, where no fewer than 100 persons have been massacred within seven days, 12 villages completely decimated and over 90 per cent of Atyap land deserted by inhabitants over fears of frightening uncertainties.

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