Kano Govt sends fact-finding committee to Edo on Uromi killing
Comrade Aminu Gwarzo, the Kano Deputy governor of Kano State, has led a high-powered Investigation Committee to Edo State to unravel the circumstances that led to the recent killing of 16 hunters in 
Uromi.
This is contained in a statement by the spokesperson for the deputy governor, Malam Ibrahim Shehu on Thursday in Kano.
Shehu said that the members of the committee included the Emir of Rano, Ambassador Mohammad Isa Umar; the state Commissioners for Religious Affairs, Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Special Duties and Women Affairs and the Chairman of Bunkure Local Government Area,among other prominent figures.
He said that the committee was established in response to national outrage and growing concern over the violent attacks in Uromi, which claimed several lives and displaced many residents including indigents of Kano State residing in the area.
Shehu quoted the deputy governor as saying that the committee was committed to ensuring justice, peace and reconciliation in the matter.
“Our mandate is clear — to investigate, to consult, and to recommend sustainable solutions. This is not just a fact-finding mission, but a peace-building initiative aimed at restoring confidence and preventing further violence,” Gwarzo said.
