Saraki discredits Offa bank theft, asks suspects' capture

President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, has depicted the organized bank burglary in Offa, Kwara State, which left a few people dead and harmed as "a contemptible demonstration conferred by merciless people."

In a post on his Facebook page, Saraki said he and Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed examined the issue on Thursday and they both concurred that the individuals who did the assaults must be found and arraigned.

The Senate President stated, "Yesterday's savage assault on clueless natives and foundations in Offa Local Government Area, that prompted critical loss of lives and damage, is a vile demonstration conferred by remorseless people.

"Don't imagine it any other way, there will never be any legitimate grounds or method of reasoning behind such viciousness, that has left numerous families without their friends and family, and one greater group in melancholy and stun.

"The previous evening, I addressed Governor Ahmed to express my sympathy over the lives that were lost in the assault, and we both concurred that no stone will be left unturned until the point when the culprits of this deplorable demonstration are gotten and conveyed to equity.

"It is additionally critical that we as a whole cooperate to guarantee this does not re-happen. We as a whole should co-work at different levels to build the security of our groups.

"I ask that the souls of those that we lost yesterday are allowed places among the upright ones.

"My supplications and support will keep on being reached out to all the influenced families, and we will stay tenacious until everybody who arranged or did this assault faces the full fury of the law."