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Bandits kill 2, injure scores in Zamfara market attack

afolabi by afolabi
May 8, 2024
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  • The armed non-state actors were said to have stormed the market on motorcycles with sophisticated weapons and started to shoot indiscriminately.

At least two persons were killed on Tuesday when bandits attacked Mada Market in Zamfara State.

Many people were also injured during the attack.

The armed non-state actors were said to have stormed the market on motorcycles with sophisticated weapons and started to shoot indiscriminately.

A local, Mama Bilikisu, who was in the market during the attack said she lost all her wares in the attack.

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Mama Bilikisu said that she always goes to community markets in Zamfara State to sell bread, cold mineral and sachet water.

“I was selling when I heard the sound of gunshots; people were running helter skelter and I abandoned my goods for the safety of my life”, she added.

According to her, the bandits overpowered the few police operatives in Mada district of Gusau and had free time to operate.

Recall that the State government had during former Governor Bello Mohammed Matawalle’s administration banned Wanke and other markets due to rampant banditry activities in the markets.

All efforts to contact the State Police command’s spokesman, ASP Yazid Abubakar proved unsuccessful as of the time of filing this report.

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