Niger Gov. sets committee on Maza Kuka Killings

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From Yakubu Mustapha, Minna

Niger State Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello has set up a four man white paper committee to look into the report of the State Judicial Commission of inquiry into the killings, abduction and injury in Maza-Kuka, Adogon Mallam, Kulho and environs with the view to ensuring justice and fairness.

Governor Bello stated this at the government house  Minna, during the ceremony.

He said no body  has the right to kill another for whatever reason, hence justice must prevail in all ramifications.

He directed the Secretary to the State Government, Ahmed Ibrahim Matane and State Attorney General,  Nasara Danmallam to ensure quick submission of the white report for justice to be done. 

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The white paper committee is chaired by Dr Jonathan Wasa, Permanent Secretary Youth, while Mohammed Wachiko, Permanent Secretary Investment and Ibrahim Bala, Permanent Secretary Human Resources are to serve as members.

The secretary of the committee is Shafi’u Zakari, Director, office of the Secretary to State Government.

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