By Dansaleh Aliyu Yahya

Fighting and terrifying others’ peace for no logic might be the nastiest thing one could ever see. I presumed those who do it should be characterised as ridiculous, merciless and barbaric from all angles—their fights are always loathsome. Our parents and we are doleful!

Diso of Gwale local government has now become the meeting juncture of the indigenous hoodlums of Kofar Na’isa and Hausawar Cikingari. They disturbed our stability for the last three-plus days—making us quiescent.

We were skittish yesterday, too, for their infamous masquerades. They arrived when we were with the children at our “Night Islamiyya (Makarantar Dare)”. The students included many girls and women who were there only to study the Qur’an and other Islamic knowledge specialisations. They coerced us to return with their pandemonium and holding weapon fights—it was not the first day.

Furthermore, they (the thugs) sabotaged many road-parked cars yesternight. I saw more than ten cars that had their mirrors shattered this morning. They took many people belonging after distracting the people’s shop entrances. They even stole three 25-litre petrol bottles from a fuel seller I know—75 litres of petrol. I was told that they used it to intimidate people in their homes when they refused to allow them into the houses to steal. They even removed doors. So annoying!

In addition, the policemen constantly blaze tear gas on our faces to bring peace and stability. However, it ends up troubling it—leaving us with sobbing kids, runny noses and eyes. They don’t even arrive to stop it when it’s occurring.

Nevertheless, they come after the criminals go away. Sorry for saying that; they might have their rules for doing things that I might not know (the police). But, for my life, I could not understand those rules. Maybe you do. But, I think they must be coming earlier—from my boyish imagination.

To cap it all, I would like to request the government, the police forces and any other form of peace personnel to help us eradicate those sagacious criminals from harming us, our parents and our siblings. We want a stable, peaceful living environment for ourselves and everyone. I hope my message will go to its intended destination.

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