Insecurity: Bandits Kill Community Leader, Abduct Four Housewives
- Bandits have kidnapped some people including four house wives in Unguwar Mai Awo village in Kaduna state
- Also, some innocent people have lost their lives when the criminals attacked the village in the same village
- According to the villagers, the bandits shot sporadically to scare the villagers away when they arrived in the community
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Some innocent Nigeria have lost his life in the hands of bandits. This time, a community leader and member of the Fityanul Islam First Aid Group, Igabi local chapter.
They were killed at his residence in Unguwar Mai Awo village alongside his nephew in Kaduna state, Leadership Newspaper reports.
The bandits also abducted four other women including a nursing mother in the same community when they stormed the village located near Maraban Jos along the Kaduna-Zaria highway.
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Daily Trust Newspaper reports that a youth leader in the area who identified his name as Adam Unguwar Awo confirmed the incident
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He said:
“The bandits killed Malam Ibrahim Abdullahi who is a community leader and also a Chairman of Fityanul Islam First Aid group of the area and his nephew Zakari Yau. Four women including a nursing mother were also abducted by the bandits from the community."
Major shake-up in Nigerian Air Force as new officers appointed
In another development, fresh appointment and redeployment in the Nigeria Air Force has been approved by Chief, Air Marshal Oladayo Amao.
This was made known in a statement issued on Wednesday, January by Joel Abioye, on behalf of the director of public relations and information.
While congratulating new appointees, the Air Force chief urged them to be steadfast in the discharge of their duties.
APC chieftain gives unexpected reason party can't be blamed for insecurity, reveals what Tinubu will do
In another report, the director of contact and mobilisation for the Tinubu-Shettima Presidential Campaign Council for the North West, Aminu Jaji, has said that the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led government has made a lot of effort to curb insecurity.
Speaking during a press briefing in Gusau, the Zamfara state capital, Jaji said the ruling party inherited the insecurity facing the country and therefore cannot be blamed for it.
He stated that the APC presidential candidate, Bola Ahmad Tinubu insecurity will tackle the issue of insecurity appropriately if he is elected as Nigeria's next president in 2023. According to him, Tinubu will make this his number one priority.
Jaji, an ex-Zamfara state governorship aspirant in 2019 under the APC, said:
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