A Kebbi State government official has shot down rumors of a new insurgent group in the region, calling it a baseless claim.
Reported Group ‘Sai Malam’ Not a Threat
Kebbi State Commissioner for Information and Culture, Alhaji Yakubu Ahmed, has refuted claims of a new insurgency group in the state, dismissing the notion as unfounded. The reported group, dubbed “Sai Malam,” has sparked concerns among locals and authorities alike. However, the Commissioner’s statement has effectively quashed these fears.
Addressing Rumors
During a recent meeting, Ahmed clarified that there’s no truth to the claims of a new insurgency group operating in Kebbi State. He stated that Sai Malam doesn’t exist and is, in fact, a misnomer. Ahmed attributed the rumors to misinformation and a lack of credible sources.
No Need for Alarm
Since the Commissioner’s statement, the situation in Kebbi State remains calm. Authorities have assured residents that there’s no reason to panic or worry about a new insurgency threat. The dismissal of Sai Malam has brought much-needed relief to the community, allowing them to focus on daily life without the added stress of potential conflict.
What this means: Residents of Kebbi State can breathe a sigh of relief as rumors of a new insurgency group have been dismissed by the Commissioner. This development should allow the community to focus on rebuilding and improving their lives without the added pressure of a perceived threat.
