Kaduna State governor, Senator Uba Sani, has set up a committee to resettle displaced communities of Southern Kaduna affected by various incidents of insecurity in the state.
Governor Sani’s action is in response to a recommendation from the State Security Council, which on November 8, 2023, recommended the need to constitute a committee to resettle displaced communities, which have been affected by ethno-religious crisis and banditry for the past two decades.
Deputy Governor, Hadiza Balarabe, who inaugurated and chaired the 10-member committee, stressed the importance of the task and the responsibility towards the affected persons displaced from their homes.
Dr. Balarabe said: “It is crucial that we approach this task with empathy, sensitivity, fairness, a sense of urgency, and a commitment to inclusivity. We must actively engage with the displaced communities, listening to their voices, understanding their concerns, and involving them in the decision-making processes that affect their lives. By fostering a participatory approach, we can ensure that our efforts are truly responsive to the needs and aspirations of those we seek to assist.”
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The committee has the Secretary to the State Government, Commissioner of Internal Security and Home Affairs, and the chairmen of Jema’a, Kaura, and Zangon Kataf local government areas as members, among others.
