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Troops kill three bandits in Zamfara

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
May 11, 2018
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Army discovers militia training camp in Rivers community

Army discovers militia training camp in Rivers community

Troops attached to the military operation tagged “Operation Idan Raini” have killed three bandits in Zamfara State, according to Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, Major Clement Abiade.

Abiade said in a statement in Gusau that “the army troops encountered the bandits in the notorious Dansadau bush on Friday”.

He said many of the bandits had been overpowered by the soldiers and, therefore, escaped with gunshot wounds.

He said three motorcycles were recovered from the fleeing hoodlums, and that the troops had continued with their manhunt for them.

The army spokesman also disclosed that the troops supported by local vigilance groups had arrested a notorious cattle rustler, Usman Ikkuwa, at Teke village in Maru Local Government Area of the state.

He said Ikkuwa was part of Buba Banme’s gang who had terrorised many communities in the state and rustled many cows especially in Sabon-birni.

He said the gang terrorised the people until the leader, Buba Banme, was arrested in 2017 when he mentioned Ikkuwa as a member of the seven-man group, and was accordingly declared wanted by security personnel.

Abiade said the army was working in synergy with other security agencies to rid the state of all criminal elements.

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