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The Kaduna State Commissioner of Police, Muhammad Rabiu, and the Chairman of Kajuru Local Government Area, Dauda Madaki, have been called upon by the Adara Development Association (ADA), an umbrella organization for the Adara ethnic nationality, to publicly apologize for their purported denial of the kidnapping of 166 worshippers in the Kurmin Wali community of Kajuru Local Government Area, Kaduna State.
In response to the Nigeria Police Force’s Abuja headquarters confirming the occurrence, the association released a statement demanding an apology.
On Monday, the chairman of the Kajuru council and the commissioner of police in Kaduna state denied that the incident had occurred, calling it “mere falsehood which is being peddled by conflict entrepreneurs who want to cause chaos in Kaduna State.”
During a news conference on Monday at Government House Kaduna, Rabiu challenged anyone to provide a list of the names and other details of the kidnapped victims.
He said that those who spread rumors would face the full force of the law if they attempted to undermine the calm that now existed in Kaduna state.
Madaki said that after hearing rumors of an attack, he mobilized the police and other security personnel to the village, only to discover that there had been no incident.
“We went to the church where the alleged abduction occurred. No proof of the assault was found. When I asked Mai Dan Zaria, the chief of the community, he denied any such attack.
ThisI also called the local youth leader, Bernard Bona, who was interviewed by the reporters who went with me. He said that nothing of the sort had occurred.
ThisI have been waiting for this list, but no one has come forth with a name, therefore I’m challenging anyone to identify the individuals that were abducted.
He had stated at the press conference, “I think that people who are unhappy with the relative peace that Kajuru has been enjoying since the coming of this administration are sponsoring the rumor of the kidnap.”
The Christian Association of Nigeria, the Christian Association of Nigeria’s Kaduna State chapter (CAN), Christian Solidarity Worldwide Nigeria (CSW N), and other organizations responded sharply to their remarks, claiming that more than 100 worshippers had been kidnapped by bandits during Sunday worship in the community.
However, the Nigerian Police Force confirmed the kidnapping in a statement in Abuja on Tuesday, ending the issue.
In order to aid in the victims’ rescue, Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun had ordered the deployment of tactical units and increased patrols in the region, according to a statement signed by Force Public Relations Officer Benjamin Hundeyin.
However, Chief Sebastine Barde, President of ADA, claimed yesterday that the Council Chairman and the Commissioner of Police visited the village and obtained firsthand information from
locals, only to thereafter deny that anyone had been kidnapped.
He presented what he called “a misleading and painful narrative that no abduction took place” and charged them with purposefully hiding the truth.
Barde further claimed that no prompt or efficient action was taken to save the victims.
He claimed that both authorities openly rejected confirmed information as rumors purportedly spread by so-called conflict entrepreneurs, refusing to recognize the seriousness of the situation.
He said it was regrettable that the council chairman, a native of the region, sided with those who tried to hide the catastrophe.
“The chairman, an indigene of Afogo Ward, would participate in suppressing facts instead of mobilizing urgently for the rescue of innocent citizens and the provision of necessary support,” according to Barde, is very troubling.
According to him, the ADA has officially provided a detailed list of the 166 people who are being kept captive.
He claimed that the actions of the council chairman and the police commissioner stood in stark contrast to Governor Uba Sani’s public remarks and demeanor.
He claimed that “their actions reflected those of overzealous officials who should be called to order and firmly reprimanded.”
According to Barde, “a complete absence of empathy and compassion toward peaceful and underprivileged citizens subjected to extreme trauma” has no logical explanation.
According to him, it is serious and unacceptable to ignore the victims’ pain.
According to the statement, “the association demanded that the Chairman of Kajuru Local Government and the Commissioner of Police issue a public apology to the Adara people for purposefully suppressing the truth.”
Additionally, the organization demanded that Governor Uba Sani “show moral leadership by taking decisive steps in the matter.”
In order to secure the release of the kidnapped worshippers and guarantee the safety of vulnerable Adara villages, the organization urged the federal government, the state government of Kaduna, and civic-minded citizens to act immediately.
According to Barde, the kidnappers had not yet contacted the community.
Elder Sunday Oibe of the Christian Association (CAN) in the 19 Northern States and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) also responded, stating that it was terrible for the police commissioner and council chairman to deny that the incident had occurred.
“We denounced the tragic event that took place in Kajuru.
“We were hurt by the Kajuru council chairman and the police commissioner’s insistence that the abduction reports were untrue.
The problem of living in denial is the reason Nigeria is where it is.We think it’s a careless act, and we denounce it,” Oibe stated.
However, he pointed out that the police had improved their reputation after the force headquarters acknowledged in a statement that the incident indeed occurred.
“No one prays for incidents like this to occur, but when they do, we should be open and come together to handle the situation,” Oibe continued. That’s the right approach.
“We are pleased that the Abuja police headquarters acknowledged that the incident occurred.
“We are urging the police and other pertinent security organizations to take all necessary steps to guarantee the victims’ safe return home. That is what worries us
