Shettima leads delegation to Kwara after deadly attack

Vice President Kashim Shettima has led a federal government delegation to condole with victims of a recent deadly attack in Kwara State. He confirmed the deployment of a battalion of Nigerian Army troops to the state's forests in response to the incident.

Last week, a deadly massacre occurred in Kwara State, prompting a swift response from the federal government. Vice President Kashim Shettima led a delegation to the area to express condolences to the victims and their families. During the visit, Shettima confirmed that a battalion of Nigerian Army troops has been deployed to the forests of Kwara State to address the security threat. This move aims to prevent further attacks and restore calm in the region. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in parts of Nigeria, particularly in forested areas prone to such violence.

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