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Pathfinders Hail Security Gains In Southern Kaduna

Aza Msue by Aza Msue
11 months ago
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A group, Pathfinders Express Support for Senator Katung, has applauded the significant progress recorded in tackling insecurity across Southern Kaduna, attributing the successes to stronger collaboration between the Federal Government, the Chief of Defence Staff, the Kaduna State Governor, and Distinguished Senator Sunday Marshall Katung.

Speaking during a press briefing in Kaduna on Friday, the Convener of the group, Habila Isah Kayit, said the region had for years been plagued by insecurity that hindered development and shattered community life. However, in recent months, coordinated efforts led by the military high command with the support of the state government and effective representation at the Senate have restored relative calm and renewed hope for the people.

Kayit described Senator Katung as a “bridge-builder and strategic leader” who has consistently pressed for stronger security interventions at the national level while working closely with local communities to ensure peace and stability.

“Security is the foundation of every meaningful development. For years Southern Kaduna suffered unimaginable losses, but today we are witnessing real progress because of the synergy between the Chief of Defence Staff, Governor Uba Sani, and our Senator, Sunday Marshall Katung,” Kayit said. “He is not just representing us in Abuja; he is working hand-in-hand with the right institutions to ensure our people live in peace and can pursue their livelihoods without fear.”

The group stressed that the improved security climate has paved the way for renewed economic activities, increased community confidence, and greater federal presence in the region. They noted that Katung’s ability to coordinate with relevant authorities at both federal and state levels underscores his commitment to placing Southern Kaduna’s interest above partisan politics.

Kayit further argued that sustaining these gains requires continuity in leadership. “It is unreasonable to change your best player in the middle of a crucial match when he is delivering results. What we need now is to rally behind Senator Katung so that the current momentum in tackling insecurity and driving development is not lost,” he said.

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The Pathfinders pledged to continue mobilizing Southern Kaduna citizens to support leaders who demonstrate vision, courage, and capacity to solve pressing challenges. According to the group, Senator Katung’s leadership represents a rebirth anchored on security, peace, and sustainable development that must be consolidated in the interest of all.

They called on the people of Southern Kaduna to unite behind their senator, emphasizing that only through collective ownership of the process can the region continue to enjoy peace and the dividends of democracy.

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Aza Msue

Aza Msue

Aza Msue is a versatile journalist with 17 years of field experience. At LEADERSHIP Newspaper, he has published nonfiction articles that offer fresh perspectives on political, economic and social issues while highlighting positive impacts on society. His commitment to thoughtful reporting has contributed to public understanding and dialogue. He shares additional updates on X via @azamsue.

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