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The Kebbi State Government has dismissed claims that bandits attacked Maku-ku village in the Sakaba Local Government Area and resulted in multiple fatalities.
Ahmed Idris, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, labeled the assertion made by a local FM station in Birnin Kebbi as inaccurate and misleading.
In a statement released on Monday, Idris clarified that the alleged incident took place in Rijau, Niger State, and not in Kebbi.
“No such event occurred in Kebbi. The report is misleading and could cause unnecessary alarm,” he stated, urging the radio station to retract its report and apologize to the public.
He also mentioned that the military base set up in Sakaba by the state government has enhanced security in the region.
Idris encouraged residents to ignore the report and continue with their daily activities, emphasizing that security agencies have been fully supported to ensure peace throughout the state.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did the Kebbi State Government say about the reports of an attack?
The Kebbi State Government has denied the reports, stating that no such incident occurred in Kebbi and that the claims are misleading.
Where did the reported attack actually take place?
The reported attack occurred in Rijau, Niger State, not in Kebbi.
What measures has the Kebbi State Government taken to ensure security?
The government has established a military base in Sakaba to strengthen security in the area.
What advice did the Chief Press Secretary give to residents?
Idris advised residents to disregard the false report and continue with their normal activities, assuring them that security agencies are working to maintain peace.
