- President Tinubu pledges consequences for those responsible for the Tudun Biri bombing, ensuring justice and comprehensive care for victims
- The Folako Initiative will commence this month, starting with the reconstruction of Tudun Biri village as a priority
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has pledged that those responsible for the devastating bombardment of Tudun Biri village, which claimed over 90 lives, will face appropriate consequences. Tinubu assured the nation that justice would prevail, and anyone found culpable would be punished.
Furthermore, the President guaranteed comprehensive care for all victims through the Folako Initiative, set to commence this month. Tudun Biri village is earmarked as the first community to be reconstructed under this initiative.
Vice President Kashim Shattima, representing Tinubu, conveyed the message on Thursday after visiting victims at Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital to offer condolences.
Tinubu emphasized the federal government’s unwavering commitment to combatting banditry across the region. Shattima stated, “The President was deeply touched by what happened. We will assure the people and government of Kaduna that measures will be taken to protect and preserve our nation’s interests.”
He continued, “Under the Fulako Initiative, victims will receive proper care starting this month, and Tudun Biri will be the first community rebuilt in the northwest zone. Stringent measures will be implemented to prevent future occurrences, and a thorough investigation will be conducted. Those found culpable will face appropriate punishment.” Tinubu’s assurance reflects the government’s determination to address the tragedy and uphold justice for the affected community in Kaduna.