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JUST IN: Bandits Attack Convoy, Abduct Scores
JUST IN: Bandits Attack Convoy, Abduct Scores
According to Daily Trust, Bandits have abducted scores of travellers along Kaduna – Birnin Gwari Highway on Wednesday after attacking their convoy.
Details of the incident that happened around 11 have remained sketchy.
The source gathered that most of the victims were traders on their way to Kano.
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A community leader, Muhammadu Umaru, told The source that four of his neighbours were abducted, adding that the vehicles attacked were about 20 which were led by a police escort.
“We have about 70 of our traders from Udawa town alone and there are others from neighbouring towns in the convoy that was attacked between Udawa and Buruku along the highway.
“My neighbours were involved because we call their phones and a bandit picked the call,” he said.
It was gathered that some of the traders that ran into the bush called their relations to inform them of the situation.
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