The Kano State Government has announced plans to compensate the families of 16 hunters who were recently killed in Uromi, Edo State.

The move was confirmed by a government spokesperson, who said the state is committed to supporting affected families and ensuring they receive appropriate assistance.

Authorities noted that the compensation is part of wider efforts to care for citizens impacted by violent incidents and to promote community welfare.

Officials also revealed that investigations into the circumstances of the killings are ongoing, while the government works to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

The families are expected to receive financial support, with the state coordinating with local leaders to ensure smooth delivery of aid.

Kano State emphasized that the gesture reflects its responsibility to citizens, even when incidents occur outside its borders, and called for continued cooperation between communities.