 President Bola Tinibu says the federal and sub-national governments of Nigeria have the mutual responsibility of ensuring the country's peace and stability. Speaking during a meeting with the Nigeria Governors Forum and GF at his residence in Lagos on Tuesday, the president reiterated his condemnation of the latest killing in Plattus State. Addressing the governors, the president issued a stand directive to security agencies to halt the carnage in Plattus State and intensified a pursuit of those responsible for the recent tragic events in Boko's and Burkina Ladi local government areas. Condoning with the victims, President Tinibu emphasized the sanctity of human life and called for a paradigm shift among those with contrary beliefs. President Tinibu acknowledged the presence of Governor Simina Laifabura of Ubarra of River State at the meeting, commanding him for his efforts to peacefully resolve the political challenges in the state. My condolences to you, President Bola Tinibu. We have to stop the carnage. We have to take care of our people. Mission, life. More sacred. And as we bring it up, we will take your mindset. This is a condolences. And we have to be honest to all of you. And we have to take care of it. You have to say everything we don't know. I read your statement. And she made me work for the state flagship programs and reliance on things. We saw that we would increase the number of government and governments as such in the working areas. To some of you, it was a long time. When I read it, it was a long time. I said that I have to do my rounds and go back. If you are home. And I was invited to ask you to hold the round of applause for the people. Let's be glad to have the responsibility. If I have to stay in a big island, our district is so big it won't be bad. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.