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Ibrahim Lamido, the Senator for Sokoto East Senatorial District, has said that he joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC) because of the rise in banditry in his area.
The lawmaker said this while talking to reporters in Sokoto on Wednesday.
He said he made the choice after talking to a lot of people in Sokoto East, many of whom have been attacked by armed bandits over and over again.
The lawmaker said that even though there is still a legal fight going on within the party, he is still determined to join the ADC. He said that this move reflects the will of his constituents, who are dealing with worsening security issues.
He says that the people in the district are getting more and more angry because they think that the state and federal governments are not doing enough to fix the security crisis.
The Senator said, “It’s not just my choice.” People in my country are being killed, kidnapped, and forced to leave their homes by bandits every day, and not much is being done to fix the problem.
“I know there are legal problems in the party, but my people have already made up their minds.” I’m not joining the ADC to get ahead in politics; I’m joining because my constituents think the party can help them with their problems.
Lamido also disagreed with what Ahmed Aliyu, the Governor of Sokoto State, said at a State Executive Council meeting. He said that the government’s efforts to stop banditry in the eastern part of the state were working.
The senator agreed that the state government and security agencies are working hard to make things safer, but he strongly disagreed with the governor’s assessment. He said that the security situation in Sokoto East is still very unstable.
He said that armed bandits are still attacking many communities in the district over and over again, killing people, kidnapping them, and forcing hundreds of people to leave their homes.
