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Reps commend Niger govt’s efforts to curb banditry 

Hassan Tanko by Hassan Tanko
July 1, 2025
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The House of Representatives has taken a significant step towards addressing the security challenges in Niger State by commending Governor Umar Bago for his efforts in curbing banditry and insecurity in the state. This commendation comes after a motion of urgent public importance was moved by Hon. Shehu Rijau, highlighting the recent invasion of Rijau Magama Federal Constituency by armed bandits.

The motion noted that the bandits, who were heavily armed, attacked Bangi in Mariza local government area, resulting in the deaths of 25 soldiers and forcing residents to flee for safety. “Further notes that the bandits moved front Bangi to Gurbin Boka to Warari, and then to Genu all in Rijau Local Government Area where, in the course of their movements, rustled cows as they went along,” Mr. Rijau said.

The House of Representatives expressed concern over the situation, noting that the bandits were moving freely around the constituency with no resistance from any quarters. “Concerned that the said bandits were seen heavily armed and moving freely around the constituency with no resistance from any quarters,” the motion stated.

The motion also highlighted the potential for the bandits to impose levies on villagers to allow them to farm, now that the rainy season has set in. “Disturbed that the bandits may impose levies on the villagers to allow them to farm, as this year’s rainy season has set in,” the motion added.

In response to the motion, the House of Representatives has mandated the committees on Defence and Humanitarian Affairs to ensure compliance with the resolutions. The committees will work to ensure that the necessary steps are taken to address the security challenges in Niger State and provide support to the affected communities.

The House has also urged the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) to provide relief materials to the IDPs in communities affected by insecurity. This will help to alleviate the suffering of the people who have been displaced by the banditry attacks.

Furthermore, the House has called on the Chief of Defense Staff to deploy military personnel, both land and air components of the Armed Forces, to flush out the bandits from the area. This will help to restore security and stability in the affected communities.

The commendation of Governor Umar Bago by the House of Representatives is a testament to his efforts in addressing the security challenges in Niger State. The House’s resolutions demonstrate its commitment to supporting the governor’s efforts and ensuring the safety and well-being of the people of Niger State.

The House’s actions demonstrate its dedication to promoting peace and stability in Nigeria. By addressing the security challenges in Niger State, the House is helping to ensure the safety and prosperity of the people, and promoting economic growth and development in the region.

Overall, the House of Representatives’ resolutions are a significant step towards addressing the security challenges in Niger State and promoting peace and stability in the region. ‎

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