DIPLOMAN TIMES

Governor Nasir Idris has announced an additional ₦100 million in support for victims of recent attacks in Kaoje and neighbouring communities in Bagudo Local Government Area, bringing reported assistance from the Kebbi State Government to ₦200 million.

Governor Idris visited Kaoje and neighbouring communities in Bagudo Local Government Area to commiserate with residents affected by the attacks, which resulted in deaths, property destruction and displacement. During the visit, he met affected communities, listened to their concerns and reassured residents that the state government would continue its efforts to protect lives and property.

The Governor said the state government had provided an additional ₦100 million to support victims. According to his statement, the new intervention brings total assistance from the Kebbi State Government to ₦200 million for those affected by the attacks.

Security measures are also being strengthened in the affected areas. Idris said additional deployments and operational vehicles were being provided, alongside closer collaboration with relevant security agencies, as the government works to improve security conditions in the communities.

The Governor linked security directly to the prospects for development and said the state would continue working with the Federal Government and security agencies to restore peace. He appealed to residents to remain calm, united and supportive of security personnel, describing security as a collective responsibility.

Idris expressed condolences to families that lost relatives, prayed for the injured and called for lasting peace in Kaoje, Bagudo Local Government Area and Kebbi State. The reported response therefore combines financial assistance to affected households with additional security measures following the attacks.