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Insecurity : Bauchi Shuts 24 Cattle Markets In 4 LGAs

Khadijah OlowodeBy Khadijah OlowodeApril 10, 2026Updated:April 10, 2026No Comments16 Views
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By Segun Adewale in Bauchi 

As part of measures to address security concerns in the state, Bauchi State, the Governor, Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed, has directed for the immediate suspension of all commercial activities in 24 cattle markets operations in Alkaleri, Bauchi, Kirfi and Tafawa Balewa Local Government Areas of the State.

The measure which was  taken in order to checkmate activities of bandits and other criminal elements, and particularly in addressing security concerns arising from the use of such markets to support criminal activities including rampant cattle rustling, killings, kidnapping for ransom, extortion, facilitation of exchange of weapons and illegal monetary supply, among others.

This is contained in a Press statement signed by Comrade Mukhtar Gidado, Special Adviser, Media and Publicity to the state Governor, and made available to Journalists on Thursday.

The markets, while in operation, had become tactical targets for criminals who steal livestock, terrorize traders, and disrupt food supply chains, causing significant economic losses which the Government views as unacceptable and a threat to sustained livelihood of the adjoining communities.

While the measure is temporary and will remain in force until significant improvement is achieved, Security Agencies have been directed to ensure full compliance with the order. 

The Local Government Councils, the traditional rulers of the affected areas including Emirs, District Heads and Village Heads are to take appropriate measures to sensitise their subjects on the measure and also ensure the effective monitoring of the implementation of the order.

The identified markets based on the LGAs are as follows: Alkaleri; Mansur; Futuk; Ÿalo; Gwana; Yalon Gurza; Kuka; Rimi; Pali; Bokwas; Kwaimawa; Mai – Ari; Gajin Duguri and  Maina Ma’aji, in Alkaleri Local Government Area. 

In Bauchi  Local Government Area, the only market affected is Liman Katagum while in Kirfi LGA, the markets closed are: Lariski, Bara, Sharfuri (night market) Cheledi and Boi. 

In Tafawa Balewa LGA, the affected markets are those of:Burga, Bununu, Ball, Kulumbo and  Wall. 

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