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Bandits Attacks 3 LGs In Kaduna, Kills At Least 15 Persons

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Bandits Attacks 3 LGs In Kaduna, Kills At Least 15 Persons

The highest number of people killed was in Rafin Sarki in Giwa LGA

No fewer than 15 people have been killed by bandits in three local government areas of Kaduna State in the past few days.

In a statement on Friday by the Kaduna Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan, said the bandits Invaded Giwa, Birnin Gwari and Kajuru Local Government Areas and killed 15 people.

According to him, the highest number of people killed was in Rafin Sarki in Giwa LGA where the bandits slaughtered 11 locals.

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Mr Aruwan said, “On a sad note, the Kaduna state government has sent its deepest commiserations to families of several victims who were killed in attacks by bandits in Giwa, Birnin Gwari and Kajuru LGAs”.

He said security agencies informed to the government that bandits attacked Rafin Sarki in Giwa LGA, with 11 locals confirmed killed.

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“Similar briefings revealed that Cibiya and Karamai communities in Kufana, Kajuru LGA were attacked by bandits and two people were killed while several people were injured, ” he said.

The commissioner further said that bandits killed two people in Damari, Birnin Gwari LGA of the state..

He added that Kaduna State Government (KDSG) has condoled with victims of attacks.

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According to Aruwan, Gov. Nasir El-Rufai expressed deep sadness at these reports, and sent his heartfelt sympathy to the families of the slain victims, while praying for the repose of their souls.

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“The governor also prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured,” Aruwan said.

He, however, said that the government was engaging the security forces on the development and other fronts.

Buhari Olanrewaju Ahmed, a seasoned investigative journalist and climate/environmental reporter with a decade of experience, unravels complex issues and amplifies critical voices. His in-depth investigative work and insightful reporting have earned him recognition as a trusted source of information. Ahmed's unwavering commitment to journalism and exceptional storytelling prowess make him a standout figure in investigative journalism. His work drives meaningful conversations, influences policy decisions, and inspires collective efforts toward a sustainable future.

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