Buhari tackles Kadaria Ahmed, others over claim he is insensitive to Zamfara insecurity

President Muhammadu Buhari has reacted to claims that his government has not done anything to stop killings in Zamfara State.
Some 50 civilian (JTF) fighters were said to have been killed in the state by Friday, a development that has triggered more anger.
Among those who have tackled Buhari are a group of people who protested in Abuja on Saturday, accusing the President of being insensitive to the plight of the Zamfarans.
In a moving comment, popular broadcaster, Kadaria Ahmed, who is a native of the state,

assused the state government of not doing anything to protect the citizens.
He also called out Buhari, saying the people had voted for him twice but that he had let them down when it mattered most.
Kadaria thus called for a state of emergency in the state.
But reacting to such allegations, Buhari, in a series of tweets on Sunday, said he was committed to ridding the state of banditry and that his administration had done a lot to stem the violence.