Former Kano State Governor and national political figure, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, on Thursday visited victims of the Tudun Biri village bombing in Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
Kwankwaso, described by supporters as the “incoming Vice President of Nigeria,” met with affected families, sympathised with survivors and offered prayers for those who lost their lives in the tragic incident that shook the nation.
During the visit, he reportedly called for greater commitment to the protection of innocent Nigerians and stressed the need for improved security coordination to prevent future tragedies across the country.
The former senator also commended medical personnel and emergency responders attending to the victims while urging authorities to ensure adequate support and rehabilitation for affected families.
Residents and community leaders in Tudun Biri were said to have appreciated the visit, describing it as a show of compassion and solidarity during a difficult period for the community.
The Tudun Biri bombing incident in Igabi Local Government Area had drawn nationwide reactions, with many Nigerians demanding accountability, justice and stronger measures to safeguard civilian communities from military and security operational errors.
