Thursday, November 7, 2024

Bandits abduct Kaduna village chief’s spouse, two sons 

Some bandits have kidnapped the spouse and two sons of the Village Chief of Galadimawa in Igabi Native Authorities Space of Kaduna State, Aliyu Galadimawa.

The assault occurred on Monday night time at round 11.30 pm when the bandits, who arrived in massive numbers, fired pictures to terrorise the group earlier than breaking into the village head’s residence.

The kidnapped victims are the spouse of the village chief, Fatima Aliyu, and their sons — Abdullahi and Kamal.

The Sarkin Fadar Galadimawa, Hussaini Umar, confirmed the incident on Wednesday and expressed concern in regards to the insufficient safety within the space.

“Our safety right here is insufficient. We desperately need assistance,” he stated, urging the state authorities to strengthen safety within the space.

Umar criticised the present Cell Police unit as inadequate, stating that the frequent abductions and violence have taken a heavy toll on the group.

“Round 20 neighbouring villages have relocated to Galadimawa as a result of insecurity,” he added.

The Kaduna State Police Command has not issued an announcement on the incident, and efforts to succeed in the command’s Public Relations Officer, Mansir Hassan, have been unsuccessful as a name put to his telephone quantity indicated that it was unreachable.

In June 2024, no fewer than six individuals have been killed whereas a number of others have been kidnapped when some bandits invaded the Bauda and Chibiya communities in Maro Ward, Kajuru LG of the state.

It was gathered that the rampaging bandits stormed the villages and unleashed terror, killing the non-suspecting residents whereas they razed some homes.

The LG Chairman, Ibrahim Gajere, who confirmed the incident in an announcement obtained by PUNCH On-line, stated the bandits rode on bikes totally armed with refined weapons.

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