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Bandits in Katsina kill activist, abduct his 2 wives

Bandits in Katsina kill activist, abduct his 2 wives

The ongoing security crisis in Nigeria has come under further scrutiny following the tragic attack in the Turare community of Dutsin-ma Local Government Area, Katsina State.

Daily Report Nigeria gathers that the bandits invaded the house of an activist, Ibrahim Hussaini Maikaita on Sunday, November 3, 2024.

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They reportedly shot him, and afterwards kidnapped his two wives.

Friends of the deceased have taken to social media to mourn him, as they describe him as a string advocate for good governance.

Bakatsine, a conflict and crisis journalist covering the Northwest region, corroborated the events in a post on X, drawing attention to the ongoing challenges of security in the area.

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