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Military Destroys Over 40 Bandit Camps, Rescue 22 Kidnap Victims in Zamfara

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March 22, 2020
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Military Destroys Over 40 Bandit Camps, Rescue 22 Kidnap Victims in Zamfara

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No fewer than 40 bandits camps were destroyed by a coordinated military operation around Sunke and Bagega general area in Anka local government area of Zamfara, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.

The Agency quoted a credible military source on Saturday as saying that the operation was conducted between Monday and Friday.

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He said that the bandits were regrouping and undermining the peace in Zamfara after they were decimated by the military in their hideouts in Katsina, Sokoto and Kebbi states.

The source said 21 AK 47 rifles and 20 motorcycles were recovered from the fleeing bandits in the joint security operation involving the army, police and airforce.

He added that 300 rustled cows and 22 kidnap victims were saved from the bandits while no fewer than 30 bandits were killed in the operation.

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The source, however, said a few soldiers wounded in the course of the operation were responding to treatment.

He added that four other bandits were killed in Isa local government in Sokoto state and eight in parts of Kebbi, while two who were captured have been handed over to the police.

Zamfara Commissioner for Security and Home Affairs, Abubakar Dauran, confirmed the development.

“I can confirm to you that coordinated military operations are currently taking place in various parts of Zamfara and neighbouring states with the bandits finding survival highly difficult.”

NAN recalls that Gov. Bello Matawalle recently gave bandits operating in the state the option to either surrender or face full military power.

Tags: 40 Bandit CampsAbubakar DauranGov. Bello MatawalleMilitary DestroysRescue 22 Kidnap VictimsZamfaraZamfara Commissioner for Security and Home Affairs
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