Senator Shehu Sani has dried the recent killings and burning of houses at Mado community, Mabushi in Zangon Kataf in Kaduna state saying: ‘corpses of the innocent litter our land on a daily basis as leaders merry.

Former Senator from Kaduna Central Senatorial District said the killing of 15 innocent residents of Mabushi community, in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State ‘stands unreservedly condemned’.

The author, playwright and human rights activist on his Facebook page said: The Cold blooded slaughter of fourteen people and the burning of houses at Mado community, Mabushi in Zangon Kataf LG, Kaduna state by terrorists yesternight stands unreservedly condemned.

Its sad that the perpetrators of these systemic atrocities continue to operate beyond the reach of the law.The corpses of the innocent litter our land on a daily basis While the leaders merry.

Recall that The Kaduna State Government on Sunday reported an attack on Ungwan Dooh village in Zangon Kataf Local Government area of the state on Saturday.

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The attack was said to have been carried out by unidentified men.

12 persons were rescued while they were fleeing from the attackers.

Also, Senator Danjuma La’ah on Sunday visited victims of the Saturday night attack .

A statement signed by Mr Victor Bobai, his online media aide, said that the senator, who represents Kaduna South, condemned the attack that claimed several lives and left many others injured.

It quoted him as calling on the Federal Government to adopt proactive measures to curb the killings that were becoming “a daily occurrence in my constituency”.

La’ah particularly urged the Federal and Kaduna State Governments to work out “extra measures” to protect rural areas from being attacked by invaders.

He also called for extra efforts to tackle other security challenges like kidnapping and destruction of crops which were becoming common in Kaduna State and other parts of the country.

He regretted that the attacks had continued in his constituency in spite of efforts by leaders of various communities to promote peaceful coexistence among all inhabitants of the area.

The lawmaker urged the Federal Government to intensify efforts to arrest the perpetrators of the violence so as to bring them to justice.

He also urged religious, traditional and community leaders to unite to fight the miscreants that were destroying the fabrics of the society, pointing out that ridding the society of such wild elements was a duty for all.

“We all must work toward safeguarding our society from these attackers. Everyone should take up the challenge and never relent until peace is restored,” he said.

He also called on the relevant ministries and agencies of government to visit the affected communities and provide the necessary humanitarian support and aid to the families of victims and survivors.

“Such measure will rekindle people’s confidence in the government which has a sacred duty to protect lives and properties,” he declared.

Sen La’ah also urged his constituents to be vigilant and report any suspicious movements to the law enforcement of agencies.