Mustafa Jafaru’s Nuisance – A Call to Order

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Opinion 

The recent outburst by Mustafa Jafaru Kaura accusing former Governor Bello Matawalle of colluding with bandits in the GSS Kankara school abduction is not only baseless but also reckless and inflammatory. At a time when we should be united in tackling the deepening security crisis in our state, such unfounded statements only serve as a political nuisance and distraction from the real issues affecting the lives of ordinary Zamfara citizens.

Mustafa Jafaru must be called to order. Public discourse, especially on matters of national security must be guided by responsibility, facts, and a genuine desire to protect the people not by personal or political vendettas. Playing politics with the lives of people is both insensitive and dangerous.

If Mr. Jafaru is genuinely concerned about the state of security, he should advise his paymasters to focus more on practical steps to curb banditry and terrorism in Zamfara and beyond. Leadership is not about pointing fingers, it is about taking action, being accountable, and working together to bring about lasting peace.

The people of Zamfara are tired of propaganda. They want safety, justice, and development, not political noise. It is time for Dauda to rise above petty narratives and commit to unity, truth and real progress.

It is deeply concerning and unfortunate that such a grave allegation is being made against former Governor Bello Matawalle without concrete evidence.

Mustafa Kaura’s comments are nothing more than a political distraction and a nuisance in the face of serious security challenges. At a time when unity and focused leadership are needed, resorting to baseless accusations is both irresponsible and unhelpful


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