Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has received 183 residents of Kurmin Wali who were rescued after spending 19 days in captivity following their abduction.
The governor welcomed the returnees on Thursday and reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to their safety, rehabilitation and the long-term security of their community. He disclosed that the victims were successfully rescued on Wednesday through coordinated efforts by security agencies working within and outside the state.
Addressing the rescued individuals and other stakeholders present, Governor Sani assured them that the state government would take immediate steps to support their recovery and reintegration. He stated that the returnees would be accommodated temporarily at a secure facility within Kaduna State, where they would undergo comprehensive medical examinations and receive psychological support to help them cope with the trauma of their ordeal.
He emphasized that beyond immediate relief, the government would implement measures aimed at restoring their livelihoods. According to him, targeted assistance, particularly for small-scale businesses and other income-generating activities, would be provided to enable the victims rebuild their lives and regain economic stability.
Governor Sani further reiterated his administration’s determination to strengthen security across vulnerable communities. He said the government would continue to collaborate closely with security agencies, community leaders, and religious institutions to ensure sustainable peace in Tudun Wali and other parts of the state.
The governor maintained that protecting lives and property remains a top priority of his administration and pledged sustained efforts to prevent future incidents, while fostering stability and development throughout Kaduna State.
