By Harriet Tornguvan
Nasir Ismail Doka, President of Voice of the Voiceless, has emerged as a steadfast advocate amidst the escalating violence in Zamfara State. He calls for urgent measures to address the dire situation, emphasizing the need for immediate action to restore peace and security.
Expressing deep concern over the ongoing violence, Doka asserts, "The people of Zamfara have endured far too much suffering due to violence and terror. It's time for decisive action to end this senseless bloodshed."
Identifying various factors fueling the crisis, including poverty, unemployment, and the easy access to weapons, Doka stresses the importance of tackling these underlying issues and disarming armed groups.
Recent attacks in villages like Zurmi Kanwa illustrate the severity of the situation. Doka recounts, "Numerous villages have been attacked, resulting in loss of lives and widespread destruction." He also highlights the lack of effective leadership, with the governor frequently absent.
Doka reveals the alarming development of a notorious terrorist, Kachalla Dogo, fleeing to Niger. This underscores the need for coordinated efforts to combat terrorism across borders.
Amidst the turmoil, Doka's call for a state of emergency offers hope for the people of Zamfara. He urges authorities to prioritize the safety and well-being of citizens, providing the security and stability they desperately need.
As Zamfara awaits decisive action, Doka remains steadfast in his commitment to ending the violence. His advocacy serves as a beacon for justice, accountability, and peace in the region.
