- The deceased were killed in Funkwa village, via Kwambai in Yangtu Special Development Area of the state.
- The incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday
Suspected bandits wreaking havoc in Northern Nigeria have killed three farmers in Taraba State.
The deceased were killed in Funkwa village, via Kwambai in Yangtu Special Development Area of the state.
The incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday.
The Adamawa State Police Command Public Relations Officer, Abudullahi Usman, confirmed the incident.
He said the victims were killed on their way to the farm.
He disclosed that they were attacked by “gunmen suspected to be Fulani bandits,”, adding that efforts to track down the perpetrators, who according to him disappeared into the thin air, are in top gear.
According to him, the combined team of police and other security operatives which include soldiers have been assigned the responsibility of fishing out the perpetrators.
He urged those with genuine information about the culprits to not hesitate in reaching out to the security agencies.
Also confirming the report, the coordinator of the Special Development Area, Emmanuel Madaki, confirmed that the bandits killed the victims while they were on the way to their farms.
He gave the names of the victims as Rimamskep Atenji, Andekwab Yakubu Ashasim and ElKannah Akyara.
Madaki, stated that the victims are all of Kuteb extraction, said: “It is unfortunate that incidences of attacks are still happening on the Kuteb people when a peace accord between Fulani and Kuteb people is in place