Suspected Herdsmen Kills 10 People In Fresh Attack In Kaduna State

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None less than ten people have been reported dead in a renewed attack carried out by suspected herdsmen in Dangaji and Ungwan Gajere villages in Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of Kaduna state. 


 According to LIB, the attack started on Friday January 12th and lasted till yesterday Saturday January 13th. 

 The armed bandits stormed the communities on Friday night and opened fire on the helpless indigenes, shooting indiscriminately, and in the process killing about 10 people. He also noted that the gunmen burnt down several houses as the villagers flew into neighbouring communities for safety. The gunmen were said to have disappeared before military personnel rushed to the affected areas.

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