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Policeman, 28 others killed, 40 houses burnt  in  Kajuru attacks

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
February 26, 2019
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Kajuru killings

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Kaduna State Police Command has confirmed the death of 29 persons including a policeman in fresh attack in Kajuru Local Government Area of Kaduna State on Tuesday morning.
The figure was given by the Commissioner of Police in the state, Ahmad Abdur-Rahman, during a news briefing in his office.
The commissioner added that two policemen were injured in the attack while 40 houses were burnt.
“Today, in the early hours of the morning, my Divisional Police Officer in Kajuru local government, got an information that unknown gunmen entered Karmai village in Kajuru and started shooting.
“We immediately sent a detachment of mobile policemen to the area, who on
entering Karmai and Maro villages also  came under fire from the bandits,” he said.
According to him, the attackers went from hamlet to hamlet, burning houses and killing people.
“I and the 1 Division Garrison Commander with the security components entered the village to assess the carnage that took place.
“We counted 40 houses burnt and a lot of people injured. At the time, we counted 27 persons dead, including a policeman; later we uncovered two more dead bodies, making it 29,” the police commissioner said.
Abdur-Rahman disclosed that the deployment of more security personnel to the area had brought the situation under control.
“This kind of animalistic carnage must stop; the law enforcement agencies will never tolerate this nonsense again.
“Enough is enough, we are drawing battle line with any person who does not like peace to prevail in this our society.”
The police chief, however, said no arrest has been made, but assured that the perpetrators would be arrested and prosecuted.
Abdur-Rahman advised residents of the area to embrace peace, and work towards building confidence and trust among themselves for lasting peace.
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