Lawmaker holds talks with military chief regarding unrest in Southern Kaduna region

Sunday Marshall Katung, the Senator representing Kaduna South Senatorial District, has engaged in discussions with Defence Minister Christopher Musa to address the ongoing security issues affecting communities in Southern Kaduna.
nThese talks, which took place at the Federal Ministry of Defence in Abuja, are part of Katung's efforts to secure stronger federal support for enhancing security in his senatorial district.
nThe meeting centered on ensuring the safety of residents in communities within Kaduna South Senatorial District, many of which have faced security threats in recent years.
nAccording to Katung, this engagement was a crucial step towards resolving security concerns in some communities within his district, and he expressed satisfaction with the minister's response and commitment to tackling the situation.
nKatung commended Musa's leadership and approach to national security, describing it as strategic and comprehensive, with a perspective that extends beyond local concerns to address the broader security needs of Kaduna State and the country.
nThe minister's approach to security is comprehensive, looking beyond the senatorial district to the broader needs of Kaduna State and Nigeria, Katung noted.
nKatung emphasized the need for collaboration among political leaders, security agencies, and community stakeholders to address insecurity, stating that sustainable peace can only be achieved through collective efforts.
nAs a representative of the people, Katung committed to working with the minister and other stakeholders to find lasting solutions to the security challenges facing his district.
nKatung also paid tribute to members of the armed forces and other security agencies for their sacrifices in protecting lives and property across the country, calling on citizens to continue supporting security personnel and providing useful information to aid their operations.
nKatung acknowledged the tireless work of security personnel in keeping communities safe, stating that their sacrifices deserve appreciation and support.
nKatung assured residents of Kaduna South Senatorial District that he would continue to engage relevant authorities and partners to ensure improved security and sustainable peace across the region.
nCommunities in Southern Kaduna have experienced recurring security challenges in recent years, prompting calls for stronger collaboration between political leaders and federal security institutions to safeguard lives and property.
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