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Bello Shagari Urges Calm and Unity Amid Rising Insecurity in Sokoto’s Shagari LGA

Youth leader Bello Shagari (Yariman Shagari) has called on residents of Shagari LGA, Sokoto State, to remain calm and cooperate with security agencies as government steps up efforts to tackle insecurity.

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Youth activist and community leader, Bello Bala Shagari, also known as Yariman Shagari, has appealed for peace and unity as insecurity continues to affect Shagari Local Government Area in Sokoto State.

In a statement responding to the recent unrest, Shagari urged residents—particularly the youth—to remain calm, avoid escalating tensions, and work closely with security agencies as government efforts intensify.

“I call on all residents, especially our youth, to remain calm and cooperate fully with security agencies. Our collective voice has been heard, and the government is taking necessary steps to protect us,” he said.

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Shagari noted that both state and federal authorities are already engaged in addressing the crisis, pointing to the recent visit of the Sokoto State Deputy Governor to the affected communities as proof of the government’s commitment.

He further emphasized that lasting peace in Shagari requires unity, discipline, and active participation from young people. “As we await the resolution of these challenges, I urge everyone to avoid actions that may escalate tensions. Together, with patience and resilience, we can restore peace to Shagari,” he added.

Meanwhile, security agencies have stepped up patrols across the LGA to prevent further violence, while residents remain optimistic that joint efforts between the government and community members will bring lasting stability.

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