Katsina ADC Guber Candidate Condemns Funtua Attacks
The Katsina State gubernatorial candidate on the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Senator Ahmad Babba Kaita, has in strong terms condemned a series of bandits’ attacks in some communities under Funtua Local Government Area. In a statement issued by his Spokesperson, Abubakar Ahmed, Senator Babba Kaita has registered his unreserved condolence and sympathy... The post Katsina ADC Guber Candidate Condemns Funtua Attacks appeared first on New Telegraph .

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The Katsina State gubernatorial candidate on the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Senator Ahmad Babba Kaita, has in strong terms condemned a series of bandits’ attacks in some communities under Funtua Local Government Area.
In a statement issued by his Spokesperson, Abubakar Ahmed, Senator Babba Kaita has registered his unreserved condolence and sympathy to the entire good people of Funtua, especially the directly affected families of the victims.
The candidate urged all authorities concerned to do the needful with a view to ensuring the menace is brought to an end, saying it is the duty of any government to provide its citizens with adequate security for their lives and property.
“These incessant attacks on various communities in Funtua Local Government Area have remained a point of serious concern; something formidable needs to be done by the directly concerned authorities to save the innocent lives of our people.
“Senator Kaita, who is fast recovering from an illness that led to his medical trip to Europe for further treatment, said the security situation is deteriorating and is almost going out of control as innocent communities were attacked throughout the outgoing week.
“Banditry has long become the great fear of good people of Katsina State, which needs stronger collaboration between the governments and security agencies to save the situation with immediate effect for the return of normalcy”, Kaita has advocated.
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- 230 words · 1 min read
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- September 5, 2026
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- Ibrahim Sidi Muh'd
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- New Telegraph