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Kaduna State Governor, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, on Tuesday, condemned attacks on four villages of Ungwan Magali, Kigam, Kisico and Kikoba in the Kauru Local Government Area of the state.
The state Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Mr Samuel Aruwan, said no fewer than six villagers were killed by bandits during the attacks. The commissioner, in a statement identified the deceased as Joseph Maza, Timvan Ciwo, Monday Titus, Asabe Magani, Laraba Danladi and Yosi Danladi.He said, “Governor Nasir El-Rufai has condemned in the strongest terms, an attack on Monday which spanned Ungwan Magaji, Kigam, Kisicho and Kikoba villages in the Kauru Local Government Area., the armed assailants attacked the mentioned villages early on Monday morning and swiftly left six residents dead.
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