The protesters, who gathered in front of the Government House, are calling on the state government to intervene and provide adequate security measures to protect them from the incessant attacks by armed bandits.
According to eyewitnesses, the protesters are bearing placards and chanting slogans, expressing their frustration and anger over the government's perceived inaction in addressing the security challenges facing their community.
The protest comes on the heels of a devastating attack by armed bandits on their communities, which resulted in the tragic loss of many lives.
The residents of Jimrawa town, who are at the forefront of the protest, claim that the bandits have taken over their town, preventing them from staying in their homes due to the frequent attacks.
"We can no longer stay in our town because of the constant attacks by the bandits," said one of the protesters. "We are calling on the government to come to our aid and provide us with adequate security to protect our lives and properties."
Despite the protests, officials of the Zamfara State government have yet to comment on the matter.
The protests are expected to continue until the government responds to the demands of the protesters and takes concrete steps to address the security concerns in the state.
The escalating security situation in Zamfara State has raised concerns among residents and stakeholders, who are calling for urgent action to be taken to restore peace and stability in the region.