HURIWA Tackles Wike Over Abuja Cattle Ban
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria has urged FCT Minister Nyesom Wike to tighten enforcement against roaming cattle in Abuja.
The group said the growing presence of cattle on roads and highways is becoming a threat to safety and sanitation.
HURIWA said the Federal Capital Territory should reflect proper order, clean surroundings and strict compliance with public regulations.
It warned that cattle movement on busy roads could lead to accidents and worsen traffic problems in the city.
The association also raised concerns over insecurity in Abuja, especially attacks linked to suspected “one-chance” robbery gangs.
It called on security agencies to improve intelligence gathering and strengthen operations to protect residents and commuters.
The group further urged the police, DSS and other security agencies to work together in tackling crime across the capital city.
It also demanded strict enforcement of anti-open grazing laws and better transparency in the prosecution of criminal suspects.


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