August 1st Protests: Peace And Security, A Shared Responsibility — Seriki Hausa Assures Sagamu Community Of Cooperations

The Seriki Hausa community of Sagamu, Alhaji Inuwa Garba Sarki, has assured the community of his total supports and cooperations in securing Sagamu against the planned protests on August 1st. This assurance was made during a stakeholder meeting with security agencies and the youths at the Akarigbo palace, where Alhaji Sarki emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and security in the town.

Alhaji Sarki noted that the people of Sagamu have been accommodating and have hosted the Hausa community for years, allowing them to earn their livelihoods peacefully. He stated that the Hausa community has always been grateful for the hospitality and friendship of the Sagamu people and has therefore decided to reciprocate by ensuring that peace and security reign in the town.

The Seriki Hausa emphasized that any threat to Sagamu’s peace and security is a shared concern, and therefore, it is a joint responsibility of all residents to ensure that peace reigns in the town. He called on all stakeholders, including community leaders, youth groups, and security agencies, to work together to prevent any breakdown of law and order.

Alhaji Sarki also stated that the Hausa community has decided not to participate in any protests in Sagamu, even if the host community decides to express themselves. This decision, he explained, demonstrates the Hausa community’s commitment to loving and protecting their host community.

“We have been living in Sagamu for many years, and we have always enjoyed a cordial relationship with our host community,” Alhaji Sarki said. “We will not do anything to jeopardize this relationship or compromise the peace and security of this town.”

The Seriki Hausa assured the community that the Hausa people are ready to join forces with the security agencies to ensure that the community is secured. He stated that the Hausa community has already begun to mobilize its members to support the security agencies in maintaining peace and order.

“We are ready to work with the security agencies to ensure that Sagamu remains peaceful and secure,” Alhaji Sarki said. “We will do everything in our power to prevent any miscreants from pulling down our beloved Sagamu.”

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Alhaji Sarki’s assurance comes at a time when tensions are rising in Sagamu ahead of the planned protests on August 1st. The protests, which are expected to be peaceful, are aimed at drawing attention to the economic and social challenges facing the country.

However, there are fears that the protests could be hijacked by miscreants, who could exploit the situation to cause chaos and destruction. It is against this backdrop that the Seriki Hausa’s assurance is seen as a welcome development.

The Akarigbo of Sagamu, HRM, Oba Adewale Babatunde Ajayi, who was ably represented by HRH, Oba Oriyomi Soile, the Radanua of Idado, at the stakeholders meeting, commended Alhaji Sarki for his commitment to peace and security in Sagamu. He stated that the palace will continue to work with the Hausa community and other stakeholders to ensure that peace reigns in the town.

“We appreciate the Seriki Hausa’s commitment to peace and security in Sagamu”, Oba Radanua of Idado said. “We will continue to work together to ensure that our town remains peaceful and secure.”

In conclusion, the Seriki Hausa’s assurance is a testament to the Hausa community’s commitment to loving and protecting their host community. It is a call to action for all stakeholders to work together to prevent any breakdown of law and order and ensure that peace reigns in Sagamu.