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On Dadiyata: Dear Kano State Governor -By Sale Rusulana Yanguruza

Let us remember Idris Usman Dadiyata, not solely as an activist or critic, but as a human being whose rights have been violated. Let his case serve as a catalyst for change and a reminder that we must strive for a society where every citizen’s voice is valued and respected.

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As I write this letter, I am filled with a sense of urgency and concern for the situation surrounding Idris Usman Dadiyata. I am compelled to bring attention to his disappearance and to appeal to you, the esteemed governor, to remember him and take active measures to ensure his safety and well-being.

Idris Usman Dadiyata, a vocal activist and critic of government policies, has been missing since August 1st, 2019. His sudden disappearance has sent shockwaves through the community, leaving his family, friends, and supporters in a state of distress and anguish. We, the concerned citizens, believe that it is our duty to fight for justice and demand answers.

Governor, as the leader of this great state, you hold immense power and responsibility. It is within your jurisdiction to uphold the principles of justice, freedom of expression, and human rights. Although you are trying in remembering him, I believe it is crucial for you to recognize his importance and his role as a voice for the people. His disappearance is unacceptable and raises serious questions about the state of freedom in our society.

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We live in a democracy where the exchange of ideas and opinions should be encouraged, not suppressed. Idris Dadiyata, like many others, exercised his right to freedom of expression. As a public figure, it is essential that you protect and respect this fundamental right, regardless of whether or not you agree with his views.

Governor, I implore you to launch a thorough investigation into the disappearance of Idris Usman Dadiyata. The circumstances surrounding his case demand your immediate attention. Please engage with his family, legal representatives, and human rights organizations to provide regular updates on the progress of the investigation. The people of Kano state, and indeed Nigeria as a whole, need assurance that their voices will be heard and that they can express their opinions without fear of intimidation or retaliation.

Furthermore, I call upon you to take concrete steps to safeguard the rights of all citizens in Kano state. It is crucial to create an environment where freedom of expression is celebrated, rather than suffocated. Encourage open dialogue, tolerate dissenting voices, and foster an atmosphere of inclusivity. By doing so, you will not only honor the spirit of democracy but also demonstrate your commitment to the welfare and rights of the people you serve.

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Governor, the disappearance of Idris Dadiyata is a stark reminder that we must not take our freedoms for granted. It is imperative that we stand united against any form of suppression or infringement upon our rights. I urge you to champion the cause of justice in this matter and ensure that those responsible for the disappearance of Idris Dadiyata are held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.

Let us remember Idris Usman Dadiyata, not solely as an activist or critic, but as a human being whose rights have been violated. Let his case serve as a catalyst for change and a reminder that we must strive for a society where every citizen’s voice is valued and respected.

Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter.

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Sale Rusulana Yanguruza from Madaɗi Gwarzo Kano.
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