He said the spate of attacks rocking part of the north was a grand ploy to destabilise Nigeria and urged residents of the area to help in unmasking those behind the attacks.
“They are trying to destabilise Nigeria, beginning with the north because they started with Borno and Kano. Now they got to Katsina and Kaduna,” said the former military head of state.
The APC leader insisted that the attacks were pure terrorism and went beyond religion and ethnicity arguing that nobody was spared the killings.
“Since the security agents have realised that the whole thing is arrogance, residents must unite and help in unmasking those behind these attacks,” Buhari said.
He urged members of the public to report suspicious people and movements to security agents so that such people could be investigated and charged to court if found wanting.
Buhari commiserated with victims of the recent attacks in Katsina where 100 deaths were reported.
He prayed for lasting peace in the whole country.
Meanwhile, he donated 200 bags of maize to the affected families.
His associates from Kaduna, who escorted him for the condolence visit, donated N1 million each for victims of the attacks in Sabuwa and Faskari.
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