Following a bandit attack in Eruku, Kwara's governor has convened a security council meeting as the army and police deploy new tactical teams. Former Ekiti local government chair Hon. Ademola Fatigun condemned the incident and urged the federal government to send more troops urgently.
In response to a recent bandit attack in Eruku, Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq held a security council meeting on November 21, 2025. This comes as the Nigerian Army and Police have deployed new tactical teams to bolster security in the state.
Hon. Ademola Fatigun, former chairman of Ekiti Local Government in Kwara, strongly condemned the bandits' attack on Eruku. He called for the federal government's urgent deployment of additional troops to address the escalating security threats in the region.
The developments highlight ongoing efforts to combat banditry in Kwara, with the governor's meeting aimed at coordinating responses. No further details on casualties or the exact timeline of the attack were provided in the reports.
Fatigun's statement underscores the need for reinforced federal intervention to restore peace in affected communities.