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Three feared dead, others Kidnapped in Bandit Attack on Kaduna Community
At least three people have been killed and three others abducted following a late-night attack by suspected bandits on Bundu Kahugu community in Lere Local Government Area of Kaduna State. The incident, which occurred around 11:00 pm on Monday, has left the community in mourning.
Ishaya Dauda, National Secretary of Bundu Kahugu, confirmed the attack on Tuesday, describing how the assailants invaded the village under the cover of darkness, firing indiscriminately and terrorizing residents. He noted that this was the second assault on the community in less than two weeks, following a previous attack that claimed four lives.
“The attackers came late at night and began shooting. Three people were killed instantly, while three others were taken away. This is the second attack on our community in less than two weeks,” Dauda said.
Residents have called on the Kaduna State Government and security agencies to urgently deploy military personnel to the area to prevent further attacks. They also urged telecommunications providers to improve network coverage, highlighting that poor connectivity often allows assailants to operate with impunity.
“We are pleading with the government to help us. The poor network here is aiding the attackers. We need security presence and improved communication facilities to save our people,” the community leader added.
Attempts to obtain a comment from the Kaduna State Police Command at the time of reporting were unsuccessful.
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