National Issues
Fulani herdsmen kill soldier, kidnap two in Kaduna community
The state Command’s Public Relations Officer, Mohammed Jalige, when contacted on the telephone did not take his call or respond to a text message sent to him by one of our correspondents in the state.
Some Fulani herdsmen were said to have invaded a farm in Anchau town, Kubau Local Government Area of Kaduna State, and killed a soldier while two officials of the farm were kidnapped.
Our correspondent learnt that among those abducted by the bandits was a national of Zimbabwe in the attack that took place on Wednesday.
According to a source, security operatives are currently combing nearby bushes in search of the abducted victims.
As of the time of this report, information, as regards the incident, was sketchy.
Either the State Government or the State Police Command confirmed the attack.
The state Command’s Public Relations Officer, Mohammed Jalige, when contacted on the telephone did not take his call or respond to a text message sent to him by one of our correspondents in the state.
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