JUST IN: How Bandits Quietly Raided 5 Apartments In NDA Without Interference (Fresh Facts)

Fresh Information from Military authorities reveal that some Dare-Devil bandits raided 5 apartments in the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA on Tuesday.

The attack has sent shockwaves round the country with many concluding that no where was safe in the Country. The bandits who struck around 1 a.m on Tuesday gained access into the NDA facility and has successfully ransacked 5 apartments in the NDA residential quarters before military guards got whiff of what was going on.

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According to Punch, the gunmen killed two officers and kidnapped another during the surprise attack.

The deceased are Lieutenant Commander, Wulah and Flight Lieutenant Commander Okoronkwo, while Major Datong was abducted. The gunmen injured another person, simply identified as Onah.

The operation was very swift and successful raising suspicions that the gunmen had collaborators on the inside. A report of an assessment of the situation indicated that security operatives on guard duty did not offer a sufficient response to the attackers.

“An assessment of the kidnap incident revealed that the bandits gained access and escaped by breaching the barbed wire fence of the academy along Airport Road, Afaka. Further checks revealed bushy areas around the officers’ quarters to the fence area, which is believed to have given the bandits easy concealment during escape.”

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“More so, it was observed that the response time of troops to the crime scene was slow as the bandits successfully broke into five different flats in the same block and swiftly withdrew before the intervention of troops.”

“Further assessment revealed that the bandits’ escape route leads across the Airport Road to the open farm/bush area near Gidan Gado village in Afaka.”

The attack has since been condemned by President Buhari who said that it would not dampen the morale of troops.