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Bandits on the rampage in Zamfara, kill vigilante leader, others

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
March 13, 2020
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Zamfara State Police Command has confirmed the killing of a renowned leader of the volunteer security group, known as “Yansakai” in the state, Mallam Bala Maigora.

This was contained in a statement by the command Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP Shehu Mohammed, in Gusau on Friday.

According to the statement, the attack was carried out on Katsina village of Gusau local government where four persons, including the Yansakai leader, were killed on Thursday about 9:30 pm.

It said a large number of armed men on motorcycles stormed the village and rustled cows belonging to the villagers.

“A group of local vigilantes known as Yansakai who pursued the rustlers were ambushed which led to the killing of four Yansakai, including their Commander popularly known as Bala Maigora, while others sustained gun shot injuries.”

The bandits had also attacked Gobirawa, Gidan Boki and Karal villages and rustled over 1,000 cows.

A resident of Boki village, Alhaji Sadi Boki, said the bandits numbering over 100 raided the villages and killed 11 persons.

The PPRO said peace had been restored in the area and personnel of Operation Hadarin Daji were on the trail of the perpetrators.

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