Nigerian Army Captain , Suleiman Muhammed Killed In Zamfara state [PHOTOS]
Nigerian admy have oncw again lost one of it gallant officer in the war front.
According to reports, two soldiers including a captain and several armed bandits were killed in a fierce gun battle in Bawar Daji village in Anka local government area of Zamfara state.
Amongs those killed is one of the soldiers identified as Captain Suleiman Muhammed.
It was gathered that the troops deployed to the village engaged the armed bandits in a fierce gun duel resulting to the death of two soldiers.
Chairman of the LG Alhaji Mustapha Gado told Daily Trust on Wednesday, that the corpses of the soldiers were brought to Anka town and then moved to Gusau the state capital adding that the fight continued.
"The commander of the troops was in Anka today from the Bawar Daji village, he came for reinforcement and a good number of military vehicles moved in to the battle field to reinforce those already there," he said.
Late Captain Mohammed reportedly survived peace keeping mission and Boko Haram war in the Northeast but met his end in the hands of Armed bandits in Zamfara.
According to reports, two soldiers including a captain and several armed bandits were killed in a fierce gun battle in Bawar Daji village in Anka local government area of Zamfara state.
Amongs those killed is one of the soldiers identified as Captain Suleiman Muhammed.
It was gathered that the troops deployed to the village engaged the armed bandits in a fierce gun duel resulting to the death of two soldiers.
Chairman of the LG Alhaji Mustapha Gado told Daily Trust on Wednesday, that the corpses of the soldiers were brought to Anka town and then moved to Gusau the state capital adding that the fight continued.
"The commander of the troops was in Anka today from the Bawar Daji village, he came for reinforcement and a good number of military vehicles moved in to the battle field to reinforce those already there," he said.
Late Captain Mohammed reportedly survived peace keeping mission and Boko Haram war in the Northeast but met his end in the hands of Armed bandits in Zamfara.



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