Kaduna Attack: Gov. Sanni orders immediate investigation on incident

The Kaduna State Government has ordered an immediate investigation into the Tudun Biri village incident in Igabi Local Government Area of the state
Governor Uba Sani made the order in a statement he signed, on Monday in Kaduna.
Sani said: “I received with shock the news of the tragic incident at Tudun Biri village, Afaka ward of Rigasa District of Igabi Local Government, where Muslim faithful observing Maulud celebration were mistakenly killed and many others injured following a military drone attack targeting terrorists and bandits.
“The state government has dispatched top government officials to the area to assess the situation, reach out to the families of the victims and advise the government on the immediate measures to be taken to lessen the pains of the families of the victims.
“An immediate investigation into the tragic incident has commenced
“We are determined to prevent a repeat of this tragedy and reassure our people that their protection would be prioritised in the sustained fight against terrorists, bandits and other criminal elements.”
The Governor also directed the immediate evacuation of the injured to the Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital for emergency medical attention.
“The government will be responsible for their treatment and related logistics,” Sani assured.
The Governor further appealed to the affected community and all citizens to keep calm, continue to support the security forces and the state government in its battle against terrorists, bandits as well as other criminal elements in the state.
Sani also expressed sympathies to the families of those who lost their loved ones, while praying Allah, in His mercy to grant the deceased Aljannah Firdausi and avail their families the fortitude to bear the irreparable losses.
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The Governor also commiserated with those who sustained injuries and wished them speedy recovery.
The Nigeria Army has admitted throwing a bomb in the community on Sunday night, leading to the death of no fewer than 30 people and many injured.
Earlier, the Nigeria Air Force was accused of the attack, but denied, affirming that its operatives have not conducted air operations in Kaduna and its environs in the last 24 hours.