Kwara State Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq
Gov Abdulrazaq Confirms 75 Muslims Killed in Kwara Terror Attack
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman Abdulrazaq has confirmed that terrorists massacred at least 75 Muslims during a violent attack on communities in the state, describing the incident as a barbaric and senseless assault on innocent citizens.
The governor disclosed this while addressing the public on the security situation in the affected area, noting that the victims were peaceful residents going about their normal lives before the attackers struck.
According to Governor Abdulrazaq, the assailants invaded the community in a coordinated operation, unleashing violence that led to the loss of dozens of lives, destruction of property, and the displacement of residents.
He said preliminary reports from security agencies and local leaders confirmed that no fewer than 75 people were killed, most of them Muslims, while several others sustained injuries and fled to surrounding areas for safety.
The governor strongly condemned the attack, describing it as an act of terror aimed at instilling fear and destabilising the state.
“This is a painful tragedy for our people and for Kwara State as a whole. The victims were innocent Muslims who did nothing to deserve such cruelty,” Abdulrazaq said.
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He assured residents that the state government is working closely with federal authorities and security agencies to restore calm, track down the perpetrators, and prevent further attacks.
Governor Abdulrazaq added that security reinforcements had been deployed to the affected communities, while intelligence-led operations were ongoing to flush out the attackers and their collaborators.
He also called on residents to remain calm and cooperate with security operatives, urging them to share credible information that could aid ongoing investigations.
The governor extended his condolences to the families of the victims, praying for the repose of the souls of the deceased and quick recovery for those injured.
He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to protecting lives and property in Kwara State, stressing that acts of terror would not be allowed to undermine peace and unity in the state.
The attack has once again raised concerns over security challenges in rural communities, as residents continue to call for sustained military presence and proactive measures to prevent future violence.
Gov Abdulrazaq Confirms 75 Muslims Killed in Kwara Terror Attack
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