Insecurity/Condolence Visits: Buhari’s lack of empathy influencing Northern Governors wrongly, says Arewa Consultative Forum

The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) on Monday expressed concern over the seeming lack of empathy by Northern Governors to communities being attacked and killed by bandits and other criminals in the region, accusing them of not showing enough sympathy to the victims just like President Muhammadu Buhari.

The ACF said in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr Emmanuel Yawe, that the attitude of the Governors and President Buhari portray them as only concerned about their lives and that of members of their families.

“The President and the Northern Governors are unwittingly creating the impression that only their lives, those of their immediate family members and their offices, matter,” the ACF added.

According to the ACF, apart from Governor Umara Zulum of Borno State, neither the President nor the Governors have bothered to visit affected communities to show empathy and sympathy for the victims.

According to the regional body, “the ACF would like to put on record its total disapproval, frustration and anger against what appears to be an endless orgy of killings in Northern Nigeria.”

“The latest incident took place in Giwa Local Government of Kaduna State where 38 innocent citizens were hacked to death. Nothing stops the President and a State governor from visiting such places.

“We sadly note that he has never felt it necessary to do so. In fact, following his example, not one governor has done so except Governor Zulum of Borno. Just a few days ago also in Askira Uba in Borno,10 people were killed and uncountable numbers were taken away. The people affected by these savage attacks are thus left to think that their lives don’t count.”

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