Bandits Should be given promising future – Former Minister says 

A former Minister of Communication Adebayo Shittu has said that bandits terrorising the country ought to be given promising future.

The ex-minister also implores the Tinubu-led administration to negotiate with the bandits, stressing that they are able-bodied men who should be retained by the Federal Government.

The former Minister stated this while featuring on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Tuesday, stating that non-kinetic approach in dealing with banditry would bring about a lot of results.

“If I am in position, it is not too late to use non-kinetic measures in negotiating with bandits, giving them a promising future. Let us retain them. Many of them are very intelligent, many of them are able-bodied,” Shittu said.

The ex-minister said the millions of out-of-school children in Northern Nigeria is a “production factory for banditry” in the country.

This is coming when controversial Islamic cleric, Ahmad Gumi, had urged the Federal Government to negotiate with bandits.

Recall that popular controversial Islamic Cleric, Sheik Ahmad Gumi had warned President Tinubu against toeing the path of former President Muhammadu Buhari who refused to negotiate with bandits, while urging the president to hire him in negotiating with bandits.

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