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Bandits kill eight, injures four in Kaduna

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Security agencies have reported the killing of eight persons by bandits in separate incidents in Kajuru and Kachia local government areas of the state.

In one incident, armed bandits barricaded the Kaduna-Kachia road around Kadanye village in Kajuru LGA, and opened fire on a bus, as well as a truck carrying firewood.

In a statement issued by the commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan, on Tuesday, gave the names of those killed as Alfred Makinde (the driver of the bus), Abdulrahman Dela, Dauda Adamu, Umar Dauda and Abdulrasheed Musa.

“Three persons were injured, and are currently receiving treatment in hospital. They are Murtala Ibrahim, Ali Manager and Abdullahi (full name unknown).

“Similarly, armed bandits barricaded the Kaduna-Kachia road at the Doka axis of Kajuru LGA and shot at a truck, killing the driver.

“Any further details received on casualties will be communicated to the citizenry,” the statement stressed.

Furthermore, in Kachia LGA, armed bandits invaded a herders settlement in Inlowo village, and killed one Ibrahim Alhaji Haruna, before carting away 180 cows.

“At Akilbu village in Kachia LGA, armed bandits shot at a vehicle, injuring two persons, Mansur Ibrahim and Muhammadu Aminu. Mansur Ibrahim later died in hospital while Muhammadu Aminu continues to receive treatment.”

Governor Nasir El-Rufai noted the reports with sadness and sent condolences to the families of the deceased while praying for the repose of their souls. He also wished the injured a quick recovery.

The security agencies are presently conducting operations at identified locations in the general area. The government will make details public on the receipt of operational feedback.

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