Two killed, 11 abducted as terrorists invade Kaduna community

Filed Photo; a scene of pandemonium

Terrorists killed two persons, abducted 11 while three people sustained gunshot injuries during an attack on Ungwan Bulus community in Chikun Local Government Area, a suburb of Kaduna State

According to PUNCH, the councillor representing Sabon Tasha Ward, Dauda Makama, who confirmed the attack on Friday said that two persons were instantly shot dead, 11 persons kidnapped and three critically injured.

Makama said the armed men had invaded the community Thursday evening at about 8 pm on foot and started shooting indiscriminately at the residents.

He explained that the community had been experiencing such terror attacks for some time, noting that the Thursday attack was the fourth of its kind in recent times, although he claimed there were plans on the ground to beef up security measures in forestalling any future occurrence.

PUNCH reported that a victim who pleaded anonymity disclosed that five of his family members were kidnapped by the terror abductors and that no contact had yet been established.

He said, ”I came in this morning and found out that the doors of my family members were open except for their 3-old-baby who was deeply asleep, which I took (her)”.

“As I am talking to you we’re overwhelmed with security threats in this community; we have lost everything because of terrorists who have been attacking our community.

“This is not the Kaduna we all crave for, we’re calling on the government to use its might in ensuring all the people kidnapped and rendered homeless should be returned in order to recover the sanity of the state.

A resident of the area, Bulus Shemang, lamented that the troubled community was hopeless and devastated over the spate of attacks.

“We are handicapped, and I’ve lost hope over everything that has been happening to us. The unfortunate thing was that the victims were left at their own mercy to treat themselves and find succour to their predicament.” Shemang decried.

The State Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Mohammed Jalige, could not be reached to comment on the incident as of the time of filing this report.

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