Police arrest 2 for demanding N3m from Zamfara village – Daily Trust

Police arrest 2 for demanding N3m from Zamfara village

Police in Zamfara State have arrested two persons for issuing a threatening letter to Gyalange village in Gummi Local Government Area of the state, demanding N3million within three days or get attacked.

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