The Gamji Members Association of Nigeria, GAMA, in Kwara State has expressed great concern over the security challenges facing the nation particularly northern Nigeria.

The group said the region is the most hit by the acts of criminality and therefore stressed the need for Nigerians to bury their political, ethnic or religious differences and work together to bring the activities of the bandits, kidnapping and other criminals to an end .

Kwara-Gamji also appealed to politicians to consolidate on the proud footprints of the founding fathers of Nigeria at ensuring a united and indivisible country ahead of the 2023 general elections

The group however called on the elites, youths and all Nigerians to be wary of separatist agitators and support government’s efforts at restoring security, peaceful coexistence and stability in all parts of the country .

The President-General of Kwara Gamji, Professor Abubakar Laaro, in a statement, enjoined the electoral umpire, INEC, security agencies and other organizations responsible for the conduct of elections to create a level playing ground for all political parties and ensure a hitch free, credible and acceptable exercise.

Members of the association who met in Ilorin the Kwara State capital at Kwara Hotels highlighted the qualities and achievements of the late Sarduana of Sokoto, Premier of Northern Nigeria, Sir Ahmadu Bello whom they described as a selfless, patriotic, exemplary Nigerian and a Pan Africanist who was killed on 15th , January, 1966.

They urged Nigerian politicians to emulate the unbiased nature , incorruptible leadership qualities of the late Sarduana that which attracted to Nigerians across the country irrespective of religious, tribal or regional differences as a result of which he lived happily with Hausas, Igbos,Yorubas ,Tivs and other tribes, justly, fairly and equitably.