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Woman lynched in Kaduna for harbouring bandits

Bature Magaji by Bature Magaji
August 19, 2022
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Angry Villagers in Mariri community of Lere local government of Kaduna State have lynched a woman identified as Hajiya Bilkisu after it was discovered that the seven people in her house were bandits.

The villagers descended on her as she was trying to escape following the arrest of the seven suspected bandits by troops of Operation Safe Haven.

The  Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs,Samuel Aruwan, stated this  in a statement issued in Kaduna.

Aruwan listed alleged arrested bandits as: Musa Adamu, Abdullahi Usman, Suleiman Hasidu, Usman Jibril, Saidu Isah, Hassan Abdulhamid and Idris Sani.

He said the arrests are the result of sustained intelligence gathering.

His statement reads in parts: “Security agencies have reported to the Kaduna State Government that seven suspected bandits have been arrested in Mariri community of Lere local government area.

“One Hajiya Bilkisu, a suspected accomplice who had been housing the arrested persons, was unfortunately lynched by members of the community as she tried to escape.

“The Kaduna State Government noted the report with satisfaction and commended the troops for their prompt action on credible intelligence gathered.

“The Government urged security agencies to ensure a thorough investigation of the suspects.

“Furthermore, the Kaduna State Government appealed to citizens to avoid all forms of jungle justice, and to give security agencies the needed cooperation to work in line with the dictates of the law.”

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