Crime
Insecurity: Allow Nigerians to buy AK-47 — Katsina Gov. Radda tells FG
The Executive Governor of Katsina State, Dikko Umaru Radda, has asked the FG to reform its laws to allow individuals to buy and own w£apons such as AK-47 rifles and RPGs for self-defence.
Speaking in Abuja on October 20, he said: “It is a double-edged sword. We cannot fold our arms and say we will not protect ourselves because we don’t have the sophisticated arms that these bandits have.
We have the numbers, we have the zeal and the determination, and you should remember, if they are going for any outing, it is just like the way it was done in Borno through the Civilian JTF.
If a bandit can go to the market and buy an AK-47, RPG, and all of those w£apons, what of the people that want to protect themselves? They too should equally be allowed to do so.
These people are holding it illegally, we are trying to hold it legally. Why can’t the government allow the people to hold this thing and equally confront the challenges?”
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