PRESIDENT TINUBU SENDS VP SHETTIMA TO KEBBI OVER KIDNAPPED SCHOOLGIRLS, CONDOLES THE MILITARY OVER THE DEATH OF SOLDIER
*ASSURES ON SAFE RETURN OF KEBBI SCHOOLGIRLS
President Bola Tinubu has asked Vice President Kashim Shettima to visit Kebbi State on Wednesday November 19, 2025 to sympathise with the state government and assure parents and guardians of the kidnapped schoolgirls that the government will ensure their quick release.
President Tinubu also sent his condolences to the military over the death of the gallant soldiers and Brigadier General Musa Uba, who paid the ultimate price while on active duty fighting insurgents in Borno state.
The President, who the military authorities have fully briefed about the two incidents, expressed sadness over the abduction of the schoolgirls, despite intelligence warnings of a possible strike by the bandits. He commended Governor Mohammed Nasir Idris for the efforts made to avert the kidnapping.
While decrying the security breach that led to the regrettable abduction of girls from the boarding school in Maga, Kebbi State, President Tinubu urged communities across the country, especially in areas facing security challenges, to share information and intelligence that will help the military, the police and the DSS to make the communities safe.
President Tinubu stated that the security forces cannot perform optimally without the support of Nigerians and local communities.
"As the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, I am depressed with the tragic death of our soldiers and officers on active duty. May God comfort the families of Brigadier General Musa Uba and other fallen heroes.
"I am also depressed that heartless terrorists have disrupted the education of innocent schoolgirls. I have directed the security agencies to act swiftly and bring the girls back to Kebbi State.
"Our security forces cannot succeed in protecting us if the people don't cooperate and share information that will help them keep our communities safe. I urge community leaders and our compatriots across the country, especially those in the theatres of operations, to share useful information. Your cooperation is crucial in our fight against these security challenges," the President said.
Nigeria!!! God please help us. I'm short of words at this time🥺.
ReplyDeleteTotally speechless!!!
Werey la fi n w werey. Shetty bobo knows where and where to touch. I believe he'll do something if he really wants them back
ReplyDeleteWhen will all this nonsense stop
ReplyDeleteHe kuku sent the right person .
ReplyDeleteIt is well with us in this country.
God we need your Divine intervention 🙏
ReplyDeleteIt remains deeply troubling that, to this day, Nigerians still have no clear explanation for how the alleged Christmas Day bomber, Kabiru Sokoto, ended up in a government lodge during the tenure of Vice President Kashim Shettima, who was then the governor of Borno State. This occurred at the height of Boko Haram’s rise, a period when the insurgency was tightening its grip on the region.
ReplyDeleteThe lack of transparency and unanswered questions surrounding this incident continue to fuel public suspicion and highlight the long-standing issues of governance failures, compromised security structures, and the disturbing entanglement of political actors with individuals linked to terrorism.
All we need is GOD intervention
ReplyDeleteIt's well
ReplyDeleteUseless people the only thing the north could offer Nigeria is insecurity. Just to remain relevant politically, very retard people.
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