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Justice Mamman Nasir escapes kidnappers, orderly abducted

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
January 8, 2019
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Gunmen on Monday failed in their attempt to abduct the District Head of Malumfashi and Galadiman Katsina, Justice Mamman Nasir.
Nasir, former President of the Court of Appeal, is said to have escaped back home unhurt, but his aide, called Aminu, was taken away by the kidnappers.
The incident occurred on Monday about 9:30 p.m., between Gora and Yammama villages on Dayi-Malumfashi road in Malumfashi Local Government Area of Katsina State.
The gunmen were said to have blocked the road searching vehicles, looking for who to kidnap.
The District Head had switched vehicle to escape the kidnappers, but his aide was not quick enough to escape and was taken away along with other travellers into nearby bushes.
A resident of Malumfashi, who preferred anonymity, confirmed the incident, and said sympathisers had trooped to the Galadima’s palace to commiserate with him over the incident.
According to him, Justice Nasir later asked the sympathisers to allow him take a rest, as he was very shaken by the incident.

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