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Zamfara residents in fear as bandits relocate to Katsina

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskMay 7, 2023Updated:May 7, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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Hundreds of terrorists led by a notorious bandit, Ɗan-ƙarami, have reportedly relocated from Zamfara to areas between Safana and Batsari Local Government Areas of Katsina State.

Villagers said the terrorists were escaping from military onslaught in Zamfara.

They were said to have moved into Tsaskiya, Runka, Gora, Labo and other communities in the two local government areas.

Villagers said the terrorists have teamed up with another notorious bandit, Usman Moɗi-Moɗi who has been terrorising residents of the area.

The villagers said that the terrorists in large numbers and heavily armed, moved to the area with many herds of cattle.

“About a thousand of them who came on about 300 motorcycles spent Saturday night in Labo village,” a reliable source said.

He added that the terrorists were spread in at least five villages on the fringes of Rugu forest between Safana and Batsari as well as part of Zamfara.

The source however said what was not clear was whether the bandits were on transit or setting up a new base in the area.

The villagers appealed to the military and Katsina State Government to respond promptly and deny the terrorists any space to operate.

Dankarami and his gang were known for raiding villages and towns in Zamfara and attacking security personnel.

A community leader who spoke on condition of anonymity said that some of the villagers have started relocating to avoid being caught up in the impending disaster.

He urged the military to deploy its land and air assets to decimate the terrorists before they wreck more havoc.

“If nothing is done immediately, these terrorists will pose serious security threat to many surrounding local government areas, including the state capital.

“There are many of them and heavily armed. Government should respond with decisive fire power to save the people,” he added.

Similarly, a resident of Runka said: “From last week, these bandits were seen clearing bushes to make shelters, which means, they want to be here permanently.

“We heard that Dan-Karami came to Usman Modi-Modi some days ago, and Modi-Modi gave him weapons. This means they will work together to continue to perpetrate their criminal activities in those areas,.

“Dankarami also came with dangerous weapons; the locals are telling us that they have never seen bandits in large number and the type of weapons they have. They are widening their base in the area.”

He also urged government and security agencies to hasten measures to prevent the terrorists from taking over the area.

When contacted, Ibrahim Ahmad-Katsina, Special Adviser on Security to Gov. Aminu Masari said only the security forces could comment on the matter.

However, the Spokeman of the Police Command in the state, CSP Gambo Isah, said that they were investigating the veracity of the information.

“There is such rumour of the ongoing onslaught in the military operations and the police in Zamfara forcing some terrorists to relocate to some parts of the state.

“Here in Katsina, the security forces, particularly the Army, Nigerian Air Force and the Police have taken note of that and are making investigation to ascertain its genuineness and take appropriate action,” he said.

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