Reported by: Ijeoma G | Edited by: Henry Owen
Despite repeated warnings from security experts, officials and community leaders from Malumfashi in Katsina State are going ahead with another round of talks with bandits. The negotiations are set to take place today on the outskirts of Yantumaki in Dan-Musa Local Government Area.
The main goals of the meeting are to revive a previous peace agreement and to address the kidnapping of 29 residents from Dan-Janku Tasha. Negotiators are also trying to reduce the ransom demand, which is currently ₦70 million.
However, residents and community leaders remain tense. These negotiations have happened many times before, but they have not led to lasting peace. Many people are now questioning whether these talks really save lives or if they accidentally encourage more attacks in vulnerable areas.
The cycle of negotiation without lasting results continues to raise concerns about the effectiveness of these peace efforts and the safety of communities in Katsina.
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