Former Vice President and presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has strongly condemned the brutal killing of a mom and her six children in Dorayi Chiranchi, Kano State, describing the act as “mindless violence towards harmless Nigerians.”

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DAILY POST experiences that the unlucky incident occurred on Saturday when the housewife’s nephew, Umar Auwalu led the syndicate to the residence.

In a press release launched on Sunday, Atiku expressed his deep sorrow over the tragedy, extending his ideas and prayers to the grieving household and the broader group.

He additional questioned whether or not latest directives to safety companies are being applied successfully or stay “merely political discuss.”

He emphasised that safety companies are charged with swiftly bringing the perpetrators to justice and taking decisive actions to guard each Nigerian from such brutality.

“I’m heartbroken by the ugly killing of a mom and her six children in Dorayi Chiranchi, Kano.”

“This mindless violence towards harmless Nigerians is unacceptable. My ideas and prayers are with the grieving household and group.”

“It’s both the so-known as marching orders to the safety companies should not being actioned or it’s merely political discuss.”

“Safety companies are charged to swiftly carry the perpetrators to justice and for decisive actions to guard each Nigerian from such brutality.”

“We should finish the tradition of violence and guarantee security for all.”

The previous vp additionally recalled earlier requires improved safety throughout the nation, referencing his longstanding advocacy for decisive measures towards the rising tradition of violence and assaults on civilians.

He careworn that guaranteeing security for all Nigerians have to be a precedence and known as for quick motion to finish the recurring cycles of violence.