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More Islamic scholars condemn Governor Lawal’s approach to security

TheStoriesBy TheStoriesNovember 9, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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Islamic Cleric, Professor Mansur Sokoto
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Renowned Islamic scholar and prominent figure, Professor Mansur Sokoto, has joined other Islamic clerics in issuing a stern warning to Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal, urging him to abandon political rhetoric and address the festering security crisis engulfing the state with immediate and decisive action.

In a scathing statement released in a video clip, Professor Sokoto criticized Governor Lawal’s lack of commitment to tackling the issue, accusing him of shirking responsibility and indulging in blame-shifting tactics.

Professor Sokoto, a respected figure known for his unwavering commitment to the welfare of the Zamfara people, expressed profound concern over the deteriorating security situation. He minced no words in emphasizing the gravity of the crisis, highlighting the pervasive fear, displacement, and loss of life that has become a grim reality for countless residents.

“Governor Lawal,” Professor Sokoto asserted, “cannot afford to ignore the escalating violence and suffering. The buck stops with him, and he must act swiftly and decisively to protect the lives and property of his constituents.”

Professor Sokoto pointed out that Governor Lawal, fully aware of the state’s security challenges before assuming office, has failed to demonstrate the necessary leadership and commitment to addressing the crisis.

“It is time for Governor Lawal to move beyond mere political discourse and engage in tangible actions that can demonstrably improve the security situation,” Professor Sokoto stated.

The Professor further condemned Governor Lawal’s persistent efforts to shift responsibility onto others. “The governor cannot continue to blame his predecessors or external forces while neglecting his duty to provide security for his people. This is a grave betrayal of the trust placed in him by the citizens of Zamfara,” he asserted.

He pointed out that the Governor’s continued emphasis on political posturing and public pronouncements, devoid of concrete action, has only exacerbated the situation.

Professor Sokoto’s criticism extends to Governor Lawal’s apparent disregard for the pleas and advice of religious leaders. “The Governor has seemingly ignored the warnings and appeals of Islamic scholars, including myself, who have consistently urged him to prioritize the welfare of his people. The lack of responsiveness to our calls is deeply concerning,” he lamented.

He urged the Governor to embrace the fear of God and prioritize the well-being of the people he has been elected to serve.

The Professor’s statement underscores the urgency of the situation and the moral imperative to address the security crisis head-on. The people of Zamfara are desperate for concrete action, not empty promises or finger-pointing.

Professor Sokoto’s bold call for decisive leadership from Governor Lawal serves as a powerful reminder of the responsibility that rests on the shoulders of those in power. It remains to be seen if the governor will heed the warnings and take the necessary steps to bring peace and security back to the state.

Professor Mansur Sokoto’s unwavering call for decisive action on the security crisis in Zamfara state stands as a powerful indictment of Governor Dauda Lawal’s leadership. The scholar’s message underscores the grave consequences of inaction and the urgent need for a comprehensive strategy to address the multifaceted challenges facing the state.

As Professor Sokoto aptly highlighted, the buck stops with the Governor, and the people of Zamfara deserve a leader who prioritizes their safety and security above all else. It remains to be seen whether Governor Lawal will heed the warnings and step up to the daunting task of restoring peace and order in the state.

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