Unguwan Bulus In Kaduna Under Attack By Bandit Terrorists

Reports just reaching Naija News confirms that bandit terrorists are currently in the Unguwan Bulus and Sabon Tasha area of Kaduna State.

The terrorists reportedly stormed the community at about 10:20 PM on Thursday night in their hundreds shooting sporadically at residents.

“We are under attack presently in my neighbourhood in Kaduna. We have ran to safety,” one Bakuryok Tanjei confirmed the incident to Naija News.

Though the resident had declined to speak further on the incident, more residents of the community have come on social media to report that they are currently running for safety as the terrorists are invading the community in huge numbers.

Meanwhile, former Kaduna Central lawmaker, Shehu Sani on Thursday raised a fresh alarm about bandit terrorists taking over the Abuja-Kaduna highway.

According to the politician and human rights activist, the information was given to him by someone who made a distress call to him after running into them.

He said due to the blockage caused by the bandits, many travellers are turning back speedily to avoid falling victim of the criminal elements.

Taking to his Twitter page, Shehu Sani in a series of tweets wrote: “Just got a distress call that Bandits in large numbers have again blocked the Kaduna-Abuja road this afternoon. Travellers are speedily turning backward.”

He identified the major bandits operating in the north as Bello Turji, Dogo Gide, Manjagara, and Balleri, wondering why they still roam freely, grant interviews on radio and the security agencies have not arrested them.

He accused the security agencies and agents of only carrying out ‘eye-service.’

“Bello Turji, Dogo Gide, Manjagara, and Balleri are the topmost northern terror leaders who have been granting Radio and papers interviews in Our Hausa language but remain elusive for authorities to arrest. I just don’t get it.”

It’s now that security agents are “uncovering Bandits camps” and “Bombing Bandits targets”.And it’s called “eye service,” he added.