Kidnapped school children: Tinubu can’t sleep, Aso Rock moody – Jibrin

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Abdulmumin Jibrin

A member of the House of Representatives from Kano State, Abdulmumin Jibrin, has disclosed that President Bola Tinubu can’t sleep due to the spate of kidnapping of school children across Nigeria.

Jibrin disclosed that those at the Presidential Villa in Abuja are very moody due to the kidnapping of the school children.

Speaking on Arise Television’s Prime Time on Wednesday night, the lawmaker said Tinubu is working towards tackling insecurity.

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He said: “The school children that were kidnapped, it’s actually a difficult thing to talk about; my sympathy goes to the families of those kidnapped kids and those who lost their lives in the hands of kidnappers and bandits.

“What I can assure you is that the president and his government are doing everything possible to see that the security situation is tackled.

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“And the immediate, they are doing everything possible to see that those kidnapped are returned to their families.

“I’m just coming back from the Villa and everybody is moody and the matter is all about those kidnapped and their families.

“Let me tell you something, the last person that can be able to sleep that I know very well is the president.

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“The president is doing everything possible to tackle the security situation. For immediate resolution, the government is doing everything possible to ensure those who have been kidnapped are returned to their families.”

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