The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has visited Kebbi State, urging leaders and residents to work together in addressing rising insecurity in the region. The party delegation expressed concern over the kidnappings, attacks, and growing fear among communities, stressing that everyone must join hands to restore peace.

During the visit, PDP officials met with local stakeholders, traditional rulers, and community groups to discuss practical ways to improve security. They noted that insecurity affects business, education, and daily life, making it necessary for both government and citizens to collaborate.

The party also called on the Federal Government to increase security operations in Kebbi and other states facing similar challenges. According to the PDP team, better equipment, more personnel, and timely intelligence sharing would help reduce criminal activities.

They assured residents that the party will continue to advocate for stronger policies and support victims of insecurity. The PDP emphasized that peace can only be achieved when political leaders put aside differences and focus on protecting lives and property.