SHEHU Sani, senator representing Kaduna Central Senatorial District at the National Assembly says only when a graveyard for victims of mindless killings is located in the Three Arms Zone, Abuja that those in the position authority will feel the pains of their relatives.

Sani, apparently reacting to the killing of people in two local governments in Plateau State on Saturday by suspected herdsmen, twitted on Tuesday that “Executive, Legislators and the Judiciary can feel the pains of the helpless widows and orphans we failed to protect.”

“We need a graveyard in the three arms zone of Abuja so that victims of the mindless killings in the country can be buried close to the seat of power.

“Then the Executive, Legislators & the Judiciary can feel the pains of the helpless widows and orphans we failed to protect.” He twitted

We need a graveyard in the three arms zone of Abuja so that victims of the mindless killings in the country can be buried close to the seat of power.Then the Executive,Legislators & the Judiciary can feel the pains of the helpless widows and orphans we failed to protect.

— Senator Shehu Sani (@ShehuSani) June 26, 2018

President Muhammadu Buhari has not taken any decisive action against the killings allegedly being perpetrated by Fulani Herdsmen.

The President on Monday in his reaction to the killings in Plateau State heaped the blame on some unnamed politicians whom he accused of taking advantage of the killings associated with herdsmen/farmers clashes in parts of the country.

He said some “desperate people” have continued to pursue their quest for instability and chaos which they hoped would give them an advantage in the coming elections.

While many Nigerians including the National Assembly have called for the sack of the Service Chiefs, the President extended their terms of office.

Danladi Ciroma, Chairman the North Central chapter of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), on Monday condemned the attacks in some villages in Plateau State which left at least 86 people dead.

But Ciroma  said that the attacks were “retaliatory”.

“These attacks are retaliatory. As much as I don’t support the killing of human being, the truth must be told that those who carried out the attacks must be on revenge mission,” he said in a statement