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    Bandits abduct 14 person in fresh Kaduna attack

    David GreatBy David GreatMarch 18, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    Gunmen suspected to be bandits have kidnap fourteen people have at Dogon Noma- Ungwan Gamo community in Kajuru Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

    The unfortunate incident comes barely a week after 61 people were kidnapped in Buda community also in Kajuru LGA of the State.

    Sani Musa, a youth leader in the community told journalists that the bandits in large numbers had in the early hours of Saturday invaded the Dogon Noma community. ‎

    According to Musa, the bandits started shooting sporadically, during which they abducted fourteen people while one person sustained injury.

    He gave the names of the kidnapped victims as Bulus Dandaura, Murna Bulus, Donald Bulus, Labari Audu, Zainabu Dauda, and Dorcas Titus. Others are Jummai Garba, Felicia Wanzami, Ruth Thomas, Esther Oliver, Comfort Babangida, Yakubu Pama, Abaza Monday, and Christy Samuel.

    According to the youth leader, the only injured person, Jibrin Dauda, was taken to the hospital for medical attention.

     

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