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Kaduna-Abuja Train Attack: Tinubu Visits El-Rufai, Commiserates With Victims

2023: El-Rufai Acknowledges Tinubu’s Ambition, Prays God Chooses The Best For Nigeria

Bola Tinubu, an All progressives Congress, APC, Presidential aspirant, on Tuesday visited Kaduna State over the recent spate of bandits’ attacks.

Tinubu, who met with the state Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, donated N50 million to victims of the train attack.

He commiserated with the state government and people of the state over the recent train attack by bandits.

He was accompanied by former Governor of Borno State, Senator Kashim Shettima.

The former Lagos State governor was received by El-Rufai and Senators Uba Sani and Suleiman Abdu-Kwri at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House.

Others on Tinubu’s entourage include the former speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara and Senator Abu Ibrahim.

Tinubu described the train attack as a national disaster.

He said everybody should be concerned about the attacks going on in Kaduna state which have claimed hundreds of lives and properties in recent times.

He added that killings by bandits are no longer acceptable and must stop.

The Presidential aspirant urged El-Rufai not to be deterred by the unfortunate incidents but to continue delivering good governance.

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