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Bandits invade Tuberculosis and Leprosy Quarters, abduct eight

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
July 4, 2021
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The Police Command in Kaduna State, on Sunday, confirmed the kidnap of eight person at the National Centre for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Quarters, in Zaria.
The Command’s Public Relations Officer, ASP Muhammed Jalige, confirmed the incident in a statement on Sunday in Kaduna.
Jalige said in the early hours of Sunday about 1.30 am, suspected bandits in large number attacked a Divisional Police Headquarters, in Saye area of Zaria.
“In an attempt to overrun the officers on duty, they met a stiff resistance as there was heavy exchange of fire between the bandits and the police personnel on duty.
“Unfortunately as at the same period, some groups of bandits were attacking the National Centre for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Quarters at same Saye, of which eight persons were kidnapped and taken to an unknown destination,” he said.
He disclosed that 23 empty shells and three live GPMG ammunition, as well as 34 empty shells of 7.62x39mm ammunition were recovered from the scene.
He said efforts had been intensified to rescue the abducted persons.

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