NLC Condemns Kidnapping Of Students In Kaduna,… Wants Govt To Back Assurances With Reasonable Action

 

The Kaduna State Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress has with utmost sense of sympathy and comradeship condemned the attack and kidnapping of students of GSS Awon in Kachia LGA of Kaduna State, Northwest Nigeria.

The Chairperson of the Council, Comrade Ayuba Magaji Suleiman, said in a statement titled “The Kidnap Of Students Of GSS Awon – An Attack One Too Many”, that it was becoming increasingly evident that residents in the State are in a helpless situation.

He noted that these strategically coordinated and unrepelled attacks on not just citizens of the state but students have given room for worry and despair as to the safety of everyone.

“It is quite unfortunate that these wanton attacks have consistently been under-reported, thus, painting a half-truth picture of the ugly reality that now confronts some parts of the State.

“These vicious attacks and kidnapping of students speaks volume to the vulnerability of not just some communities but schools, and this must not be allowed to continue.

“As a State Council of the NLC, we are worried and concerned about the safety of not just the students but the security of all, and we are calling on the State Government and all security agencies to do the needful; these bandits who have continued to exercise lordship over some parts of the State must be flushed out.

” Government must be seen to play the sacrosanct role of protecting the lives and properties of all, as citizens of the state must not be allowed to continue to live in fear and uncertainty of their safety and wellbeing.

“We urge the State Government and security agencies to do the needful in ensuring the safe release of the kidnapped students.

“Assurances of the government must be seen to be backed up with reasonable actions; actions that will ensure the safety of all and the elimination of all forms of threats to the safety of the larger society” the statement concludes..

 

 

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