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Police rescue Zamfara Speaker’s family members, 11 others

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
October 2, 2021
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The Police Command in Zamfara State, on Saturday, announced the rescue of five family members of Zamfara House of Assembly Speaker, Nasiru Ma’azu Magarya, abducted by bandits on August 5.

Commissioner of Police, Mr Ayuba Elkanah, confirmed this while presenting the rescued victims before reporters in Gusau.

Elkanah said the 16 victims, including a three months old baby, Khadija Muazu, and her mother, Hauwau Muazu, were rescued and safely returned when the fleeing bandits abandoned them at their various camps.

The Speaker’s father and five members of his family were abducted on August 5 at Magarya community in Zurmi Local Government Area of the state.

He said the speaker’s family members rescued on September 29, included Dahiru Sarki Magarya, Huwau Mu’azu Magarya, baby Khadija, Usman Magarya and Okasha Abdullahi Magarya.

The police commissioner said the 11 others, including four women, were abducted from Magamin Tandu in Kaura Namoda Local Government Area.

He said all the victims had undergone various medical checkup and would be reunited with their families.

Elkanah assured that efforts were being made to rescue the speaker’s father, Alhaji Muazu Magarya, from his captors. 

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