A group under the aegis of Concerned Southern Kaduna Youths have donated relief materials to Goska residents who were attacked on Christmas eve by suspected Fulani herdsmen.
The relief materials included over 500 blankets, 10 bags of Rice, 20 Cattons of Groundnut oil, among others.
Mr. Ndi Kato, one of the contributors, expressed dismay over the plight of the victims.
“The situation of this people is worrisome and disheartening, we’ll not relent in raising our voices to the world over the un-provoked and persistent killings of our own people.
“The initiative to support these people is by some individuals who have reiterated readiness to contribute towards this gesture. They are our families, we must identify with them,” Ndi said.
Ndi stressed the need for other privileged individuals, non-governmental organisation and groups to replicate same gesture to the people.
“These are people that are very hard working but today they cannot access their farm lands; this is our land and we must protect our ancestral heritage,” Ndi declared.
One of the victims, Pastor Barrister Kadima Wakili, commended the youths for their quick response towards alleviating their moment of grief.
“All our farms and crops that have been harvested have been burnt down by the suspected Fulani terrorists.
“We have buried our loved ones un-prepared but we’re certain God will provide succor and we shall bounce back,” Kadima explained.
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