The Senate on Wednesday expressed concern over the worsening security situation in Kwara North Senatorial District, warning that persistent attacks by armed criminals could further destabilise communities if urgent action is not taken.
The red chamber specifically lamented the continued captivity of women and children abducted during the Woro massacre, recurring attacks on communities, and the recent burning of the palace of the Emir of Yashikira by suspected criminals.
The resolution followed the adoption of a motion titled, “Urgent Need for Federal Government Intervention to Address the Re-occurring Insecurity in Kwara North Senatorial District,” sponsored by Senator Sadiq Suleiman Umar during plenary presided over by Senate President Godswill Akpabio.
Leading the debate, Umar said the security situation in the district had deteriorated significantly in recent months despite efforts by security agencies and local vigilante groups.
He reminded lawmakers that, “Security is the primary responsibility of government as guaranteed under Section
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