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Gunmen attack travellers on Zaria-Kaduna road, kill scores

Gunmen attack travellers on Zaria-Kaduna road, kill scores

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

Bandits, yesterday evening, ambushed and attacked travellers from Zaria to Kaduna, killing scores and kidnapping several others.

Alhaji Sani Dogara, whose picture is attached, was one of the victims of the attack. He was shot several times and died on the spot.

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At the time of filing this report men of Kaduna State Police Command were already working hard to arrest the perpetrators while putting measures in place to reduce the recent upsurge of banditry activities in Kaduna State.

Recently, Kaduna has almost become a no-go area, where people cannot travel to Abuja, Birnin Gwari or Kano from Kaduna once it is after 6 pm. The situation is so pathetic that the ordinary man has no choice but to embark on serious prayers for protection from God, as there is no immediate remedy in sight.

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