Governor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara says dialogue and reconciliation remain most plausible solutions to banditry and other security
Matawalle told the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday in Abuja that dialogue and reconciliation of bandits had yielded alot of results since he assumed office as the governor of Zamfara.
He said that insecurity was the major problem in the country, especially in the north western part of the country where gunmen could attack at will. “Whether you are a security agent, a normal citizen or anybody, what is important is for all of us to come together and make this issue our own and confront it squarely.
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