Following the Drone attack on Tudun-Biri Community in Kaduna State, the Catholic Archbishop of Kaduna Diocese, Matthew Ndagoso, visited Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital to express Condolences to the Victims.
Simultaneously, all 109 Senators pledged their December salaries, totaling over N100 million, to support the affected Community.
Archbishop Ndagoso, sympathizing with the Victims at the hospital, stated, “This bombing has led many people into distress, and in keeping with corporal works of mercy as Catholics, we decided to come and condole with the Victims and thank the Management of Barau Dikko for the attention given them, as most of the people are recovering quickly.”
The Bishop also mentioned that the church had donated an Unspecified sum to aid the Victims, especially those who lost loved ones.
In a separate announcement, Deputy President of the Senate, Barau Jibrin, disclosed the Senators’ collective donation during a visit to the Kaduna Government House.
The Senators, led by Jibrin, conveyed their N109 million contribution to Governor Uba Sani, who expressed Gratitude for the gesture.
However, Governor Sani voiced concerns about the perceived lack of alignment between Security agencies and the Senate to ensure Justice for Tudun-Biri Community.
He stressed on the need for a swift Investigation by the Army to bring the Culprits to Justice and called for the Establishment of a State Police to enhance overall Security.
