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Bandits Kill Four In Fresh Attack In Kaduna Community

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Goska, a community in the Jemaa Local Government Area of Kaduna State has come under attack by heavily armed bandits, Naija News reports.

Reports revealed that no fewer than four people have been killed and one person injured during the attack which happened a few moments ago.

Mr Samuel Aruwan, the Kaduna State Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs while confirming the attack to reporters earlier, revealed that gun-wielding assailants invaded the community and killed four residents including two males and two females.

The two males according to security reports were attacked and killed on their farms by the assailants. Naija News learnt that a woman who sustained gunshot injuries during the attack was rushed to hospital while security patrols are ongoing in the general area, alongside investigations into the attack.

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The state governor, Malam Nasir El-Rufai has, however, expressed sadness over the incident and prays for the repose of the souls of the deceased. This attack comes days after ten people were killed during an attack and counter-attacks at two villages in Giwa Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

Aruwan disclosed that the gunmen invaded Naiko village in Giwa local government and engaged the community volunteers in a gun duel, which led to the death of three residents of the community. He further explained that in reaction to the killings, youths of Na’ikko village attacked a nearby Fulani settlement, Rugan Abdulmuminu, and killed two persons whom they alleged to be involved in the initial attack.

On the security challenges in Kaduna, the state government asked private schools operating in high-risk areas to adhere to the security advisories issued to them. This advisory followed reports that some schools have continued to operate outside of the guidelines presented to them by the security agencies for the safety of their students and staff.

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