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Senator Kabiru Garba Marafa, CON, has raised objections to the claims made by the Zamfara State Government regarding the death of his associate, Alhaji Magaji Lawali. While acknowledging the announcement of a comprehensive investigation by the Zamfara State Government, Senator Marafa rebuffs the assertion that Lawali died during a confrontation or skirmish involving various groups or individuals.
Senator Marafa commends the initiative of the state government in establishing the Community Protection Guards (CGP) to address the prevalent insecurity in the state. However, he emphasizes the need for stringent measures to purge the CGP of undesirable elements, including criminals and individuals with malicious intent.
Highlighting the contradictory statements issued by the Zamfara State Government within a short span of time, Senator Marafa expresses skepticism regarding the government’s narrative surrounding Lawali’s demise. He points out the discrepancy between the initial statement from the Office of the Secretary to the State Government and a subsequent release by the Commissioner of Information and Culture, both attributing Lawali’s death to a clash between different factions.
According to Senator Marafa, eyewitness accounts and testimonies indicate that Lawali and another individual, Yahaya, were apprehended in their hometown and transported to the Community Protection Guards office in Tsafe. Lawali subsequently lost his life, while Yahaya sustained injuries. Video evidence of Yahaya’s account following his release corroborates these claims.
While voicing his support for the government’s efforts to enhance security in Zamfara State, Senator Marafa vehemently opposes any instances of political vendetta or persecution orchestrated by security agencies. He urges the state government to conduct a transparent and impartial investigation into Lawali’s death, with a focus on identifying and holding accountable those responsible for the tragedy.
In conclusion, Senator Marafa calls upon the Zamfara State Government to uphold justice and integrity by ensuring that the investigation into Lawali’s death is thorough and unbiased. He emphasizes the importance of upholding the rule of law and maintaining the trust of the citizens in the government’s commitment to security and justice.
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