Bandits kill 30 in kebbi state

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Bandits kill 30 in kebbi state

The Kebbi State Government has confirmed the loss of 30 lives in the recent banditry attacks on the Zuru communities of the state.

Chairmen of Zuru and Danko Wasagu Local Government Areas, Muhammad Gajere and Hussaini Bena, reported that 16 people were killed in Tadurga, while 14 others lost their lives in Kyebu and Yar-Kuka in the Waje District

While speaking during a visit by the State Deputy Governor, Senator Umar Tafida, to Tadurga on Friday, Gajere and Bena added that several others were injured. The attackers also made away with livestock and other valuables.

Representing Governor Nasir Idris, he assured residents that the government is committed to enhancing security, and will take measures to block all entry points into Tadurga and Kyebu to prevent future attacks.

The Chief of Dabai, Alhaji Suleman Dabai, commended the state government for its swift response and attributed recent security improvements to the leadership of Governor Nasir Idris.

In a show of support, Senator Tafida announced a donation of N50 million to the affected communities, N25 million each for Tadurga and Kyebu.

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