Insecurity: PRP chieftain laments over rising cases of abductions in Kaduna

Chieftain of the People Redemption Party (PRP) in Kaduna State, Abdullahi Ahmad Wakili, has expressed concerned over the rising cases of abductions in Kaduna state.

According to him, its appears the All Progressive Congress (APC )led-administration of Governor Uba Sani lacks ideas and direction to end the insecurity in the state.

Wakili who flagged his party’s ticket for the 2023nKaduna Central Senatorial district in the last general elections, said it is high time for the state addressed the unpleasant situation, particularly insecurity.

He expressed concern in a statement titled: ” Kaduna State APC-led administration; from high speed, to a standstill” which was made available to newsmen in the state.

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He therefore, called on the led administration to publish its 10-months score-card, hence, explain reasons for the decimal performance, particularly in the areas of security and infrastructural development, and also state its position on the status of the littered inherited abandoned projects in the state.

“The state government is evidently lacking in idea, direction and coordination, hence, the main reason why the administration is presently experiencing serious setback in execution of socio-economic/human capital developmental projects.

“It is high time now for the Kaduna state APC-led administration to address the good people of the state and give reasons behind the aforesaid unpleasant situation. This would, in no doubt, go a long way in helping the administration restore its eroded confidence back before the eyes of Kaduna citizenry,”.he said

The PRP chieftain stressed that the only recorded credit of the Uba Sani’s administration, in its ten month in office so far, is payment of monthly salary to civil servants.

He further explained that it is overdue for the opposition parties in Kaduna state to join hands in discharging their constitutional responsibility of righting the wrong to move the state forward.