Southern Kaduna: ‘Govt bankrupt of ideas’ – Shehu Sani reacts as bandits kidnap 9

• Shehu Sani, a former Nigerian lawmaker and socio-political commentator, has accused the government of bankruptcy of ideas in tackling the issue of banditry.

• Sani made this remark after bandits reportedly abducted nine people in Southern Kaduna, and accused the government of failing to provide adequate security for citizens.

• The former Kaduna Central Senator expressed his disappointment with the leadership of the country, stating that they have failed to come up with new ideas to tackle insecurity, and that their time in power is coming to an end.

Former Nigerian lawmaker and socio-political commentator, Shehu Sani, has criticized the government for its inability to tackle the issue of insecurity in the country.

His comments were made following the recent kidnapping of nine people in Southern Kaduna by bandits.

Sani accused the government of being bankrupt of new ideas and failing to provide adequate security for citizens.

Sani tweeted: “Someone called me and informed me that bandits invaded the house of a traditional ruler in Southern Kaduna and abducted nine people.

“My response to him was that they should be patient and endure the remaining days of this administration.

“The leaders are bankrupt of new ideas. They came, they saw, they failed, and they are going.”