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ALMOST 80% OF VILLAGES IN TSAFE ARE UNDER BANDIT SIEGE

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A retired director of education in Zamfara Samaila Mudi Tsafe has declared that almost 80% of the villages in Tsafe local government are under the siege of the armed bandits.

Tsafe who stated this when he featured on Thunder Blowers TV show Dawache Kazo stated that, many of the residents in Tsafe villages have fled out of their home while those who chooses to stay have no option than to pay millions of naira as levy/fines for bandits to allow them to leave in peace.

He said, the recent development in Tsafe town was as a result of the killing of one of the notorious bandit leader by some suspected vigilante groups.

“The bandits stated in a very categorical term that they are in a war with the people of Tsafe, Magazu and Kurar Mota because suspectedly they might be the ones that killed the bandit leader”.

He stated further that since the abduction of a custom officer last Friday things have never been well with the people of Tsafe and that their coming to Tsafe was a second one and so far, they have killed close to ten people.

“During yesterday’s operation they have abducted a woman and her daughter and even before now they have killed some scores of people, majorly those who have gone to the farms”.

He stressed the need for the government to empower the security agencies to be able to activate their telecom hackers so that they can be able to track and hack the telecommunication networks when going for operation.

He also urged the government to provide the means of helping to detect the informants and also not to release them after they are handed over to the security agencies.

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FMR. ZAMFARA SPEAKER SCORES (229) TO DELIVERS POLING

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Former Speaker of Zamfara House of Assembly Sanusi Garba Rikiji of the APC has scored a total of (229) votes to defeat the PDP who polls (61) votes only.

His poling unit is Rumfar Galadima (013) in Gusau the capital city of Zamfara State.

As for the result of the state house of assembly in his poling units, APC scored a total of (232) to defeat the PDP who polls (51) votes.

Rikiji is currently the house of reps candidate for Gusau and Tsafe in the 2023 election, whose election was declared inclusive by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

He is contesting the seat together with the serving members Kabiru Amadu Mai Palace, who is from the opposition PDP.

 

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CHAIR ZBIRS, WORKS COMMISSIONER, DELIVERS POLING UNITS

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The Chairman of Zamfara State Board of Internal Revenue Service, Ali Akilu Dama Bungudu has also delivered his poling unit.

His party the APC scored a total (173) to defeat the PDP who scored (111) votes.

Similar votes were also recorded for both political parties at the level of State assembly elections.

Similarly, Zamfara State Commissioner for Works Rabiu Garba Gusau has delivered his poling units with a wide margin to defeat the PDP.

APC scored (96) votes to defeat the opposition People’s Democratic Party, which scored (16) votes for both the Governorship election and state assembly for Gusau (1) at his poling unit.

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SHA’AYAU S. PAWA MAFARA SCORES (502) VOTES TO DEFEAT PDP WITH ZERO VOTE.

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A political ally of former Governor Yari Sha’ayau Yusuf S. Paws has defeated PDP in his Township Primary school poling unit in Talatar Marafa local government area of Zamfara State.

According to an official result sheet, the politician who is a member of All Progressives Congress (APC) scored (502) votes to defeat the PDP who scored (0) votes.

The politician has made history since 2015 by maintaining the only poling units which opposition party has never won a single vote during election.

He repeated the same history during the 2023 Presidential and national assembly elections conducted three weeks back, when PDP failed to score a single vote.

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