Bandits kill 21 in Zamfara fresh attacks

Confirming the story, the state Police Public Relations Officer, SP Mohammed Shehu, said, on 2nd and 3rd June 2020, six villages namely:- Tungar Malan, Manyan Karaje, Tungar Arne, Dangodon Maiyakane, Dangodon Mai Masallaci and Boleke in Maru LGA were attacked by suspected armed bandits with the intent to rustle cows.

“On 3rd June 2020, Bandits attacked and killed six people from four villages namely:- Gidan Dan Kani, Tungar Lauti, Inwala and Dangodo villages in Talata Mafara LGA.” He, however, refuted media reports which indicated that 60 people were killed by bandits during the two attacks.

You no longer call them terrorist because they are northerners, they are now Bandits, but they seizes territories, kill the innocent, time will correct all of you guys, enjoy your lies.

What's the definition of a bandit? Why do we insist on calling terrorists and killers bandits? Let's call a spade a spade.

Has the state govt stopped paying amnesty money to the bandits?

Has negotiation failed too 🤣🤣🤣

IGP will soon take action

What are the service chiefs doing exactly....

Actually we are tired!! At least some of them know, we've tried to draw government attention!! RIPZamfaraBanditryVictims

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Nonsense leaders everywhere in Nigeria, atleast non of their family members were involved in the killing.

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The problem we have in Nigeria is simple most of the governors are not elected base on merit

Which BanditsAre they herdsmen or what?Give us accurate news

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