Again, unknown gunmen kidnap the woman, son of the chief of Bauchi village
Some as yet unidentified gunmen, well armed with sophisticated weaponry, invaded the residence of the village chief of Magamin Kano, a border village of Ningi LGA of Bauchi, Alh Bashir Abubakar on Monday and abducted his wife and son towards an unknown destination.
In the process, the gunmen reportedly shot and killed one person while another person was shot in the thigh and is receiving medical treatment at Ningi General Hospital.
It was understood that the traditional ruler was the main target, but he managed to escape, but his wife and son were not lucky enough to escape.
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A trustworthy source in the village told our correspondent that after operating for several hours, the armed men, who were numerous, headed for Ningi Forest, which is their center of operations.< /p>
Recall that the as-yet-unidentified gunmen had recently invaded Kafin Lemo during which they broke into shops and homes, taking away goods and shooting a person in the leg in the process.
The problem of insecurity has become the worst situation in Ningi LGA, instilling serious fear and panic in the hearts of the residents, they are now afraid to go to their farms or engage in any business.
During a conversation with some residents, they expressed dismay at the inability of the government and security agencies to protect them from relentless attacks.
Residents wonder if the unknown gunmen have overpowered the force of security agencies in the area calling for urgent intervention to change the narrative and bring peace to the area.
Reports say that over the past month, gunmen invaded and attacked a number of villages in Ningi LGA, kidnapped people killing 2 others in the process and received a ransom of at least 50 million of naira from families of kidnapping victims before they were released.
As of this filing, the State Police Command has not responded to inquiries regarding the crimes, as the PPRO has not responded to messages sent to its cell phone number.
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Some as yet unidentified gunmen, well armed with sophisticated weaponry, invaded the residence of the village chief of Magamin Kano, a border village of Ningi LGA of Bauchi, Alh Bashir Abubakar on Monday and abducted his wife and son towards an unknown destination.
In the process, the gunmen reportedly shot and killed one person while another person was shot in the thigh and is receiving medical treatment at Ningi General Hospital.
It was understood that the traditional ruler was the main target, but he managed to escape, but his wife and son were not lucky enough to escape.
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A trustworthy source in the village told our correspondent that after operating for several hours, the armed men, who were numerous, headed for Ningi Forest, which is their center of operations.< /p>
Recall that the as-yet-unidentified gunmen had recently invaded Kafin Lemo during which they broke into shops and homes, taking away goods and shooting a person in the leg in the process.
The problem of insecurity has become the worst situation in Ningi LGA, instilling serious fear and panic in the hearts of the residents, they are now afraid to go to their farms or engage in any business.
During a conversation with some residents, they expressed dismay at the inability of the government and security agencies to protect them from relentless attacks.
Residents wonder if the unknown gunmen have overpowered the force of security agencies in the area calling for urgent intervention to change the narrative and bring peace to the area.
Reports say that over the past month, gunmen invaded and attacked a number of villages in Ningi LGA, kidnapped people killing 2 others in the process and received a ransom of at least 50 million of naira from families of kidnapping victims before they were released.
As of this filing, the State Police Command has not responded to inquiries regarding the crimes, as the PPRO has not responded to messages sent to its cell phone number.
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