
According to Masari, President Muhammadu Buhari has done all it takes to ensure security in the region.
He made the remarks while presenting a N10 million economic empowerment cheque to 1,000 women and N7 million scholarship support cheque to 701 students in the Rimi Local Government Area of the state.
The Governor said he couldn’t understand why the service chiefs haven’t done more to help the region since they were all Northerners.
He also said the bandits are now camouflaging and living with the people.
He went further to say that to identify bandits in rural communities is not a difficult task, because their business is known as well farmland capacity and livestock.
Kastina state has recently been a hotbed for banditry, along with other North-West states.
On August 10, bandits attacked the Kurfi area of the state and kidnapped a 13-year-old girl.
In June, Katsina youths took to major streets in the state capital to protest against the loss of innocent lives and properties resulting from the recurrent bandit attacks. President Buhari has charged security leaders to do more in protecting the region.