Distinguished Senator Garba Musa Maidoki Attends North West Zonal Security Summit Held in Kaduna.
By Bala Salihu Dawakin Kudu
Democracy Newsline Newspaper November 30th, 2025.
Distinguished Senator Garba Musa Maidoki, known for his unwavering dedication to addressing security challenges in Kebbi South and across Nigeria, has participated in the North West Zonal Security Summit held in Kaduna, the state capital. The summit, organized by the Senate Ad Hoc Committee on National Security, brought together key stakeholders, security experts, traditional leaders, and policymakers to deliberate on lasting solutions to the persistent insecurity affecting the North West region.
Senator Maidoki, who has consistently used his voice both on the Senate floor and in community engagements to advocate for better security measures, reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring peace and stability for the people of Kebbi South. His attendance at the summit reflects his continued determination to contribute meaningfully to national discussions aimed at tackling banditry, kidnapping, rural displacement, and other security threats that have plagued the region.
During the summit, participants examined the root causes of insecurity in the North West, including poverty, unemployment, porous borders, and the proliferation of small arms. They also explored strategies for improved intelligence gathering, community policing, and strengthening collaboration between security agencies and local communities.
Senator Maidoki, in his contributions, emphasized the need for a holistic and people-centered approach to security. He highlighted the importance of empowering local communities, supporting victims of violence, and investing in youth employment programs as essential steps toward restoring lasting peace. He further urged the federal government to provide adequate resources and operational support to security forces deployed in vulnerable areas.
The summit also served as an opportunity for lawmakers and regional leaders to review previous interventions, assess their impact, and propose new frameworks tailored to current realities. Stakeholders expressed optimism that the outcome of the meeting would guide the formulation of stronger policies and actionable plans to curb the rising insecurity in the North West.
Senator Maidoki’s presence and active participation underscore his steadfast commitment to advocating for security reforms and ensuring that the voices of the people of Kebbi South remain central in national conversations on peace and development.
