Bandits free 10 more abductees in Katsina
Bandits holed up in the Ruga forest Tuesday night released 10 women and a baby to Katsina State government.
A statement by the Director General Media to the Governor, Labaran Malumfashi, said the freed women and baby were looked very haggard, jaded, sickly and hungry. The statement added: ’’The successful exchange of detainees between the government and the bandits, represents a fundamental milestone in the efforts by Governor Masari and his colleagues from the North West, notably Governors Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of Sokoto state and Mohammed Bello Matawallin of Zamfara, to bring to a permanent end the menace of banditry, kidnapping and cattle rusting, all of which have of late assumed a frightening dimension in Katsina, Zamfara and Sokoto states.
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