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10 killed, 11 houses burnt in Kaduna

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
March 16, 2019
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Mr Charles Danladi, the Chairman, Sanga Local Government, Kaduna State, has  confirmed the death of 10 persons in an attack on Nandu Village in the area.

The chairman said in Kafanchan on Saturday that the attack occurred on Friday and 11 houses were burnt.

Danladi, however, said that normalcy had since returned to the affected village, as the council intensifies efforts at dousing tension to prevent reprisal.

He said youths of the area had been summoned and counselled against embarking on any acts capable of escalating the ugly situation.

A resident of the affected village, said that the attack was suspected to have been launched by Fulani herders in retaliation for an attack on them by locals before the general elections.

He said, at least 11 cows and 28 sheep were killed during that attack.

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