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Seminarian Na’aman Danlami died after Fulani bandits reportedly attacked St. Raphael Parish Fadan Kamantan on the night of Sept. 7 and set the rectory ablaze.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Eight criminal suspects in connection with the attack and burning of Saint Raphael Catholic Church at Fadan Kamantan village, Zango Kataf Local Government Area (LGA) of Kaduna State have been paraded by the Special Task Force Operation Safe Haven (OPSH) of the Nigerian Army. The media information officer, OPSH, Oya James, stated

The Media Information Officer of OPSH, Captain Oya James, said after a weeklong intelligence operation, a wanted gunrunner among the suspects, Napoleon John, was arrested.

Suspected killers of Na’aman Stephen, a Catholic seminarian, have been arrested by Special Military Taskforce, Operation Safe Haven (OPSH), Captain James

The Special Military Task Force, Operation Safe Haven (OPSH), maintaining peace in Plateau and parts of Bauchi and Kaduna States, have arrested suspected

The Special Military Taskforce, Operation Safe Haven (OPSH), maintaining peace in Plateau and parts of Bauchi and Kaduna States, has arrested suspected killers of Na’aman Stephen, a Catholic seminarian. Capt. James Oya, the Media Officer of OPSH disclosed this while addressing newsmen on Friday in Jos. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that gunmen

The Special Task Force Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH) has paraded 8 criminal suspects in connection with the murder of one Mrs Dorathy Jonathan, gunrunning, gun manufacturing, attack and burning of Saint Raphael Catholic Church at Fadan Kamantan village, Zango Kataf LGA and the killing of a herder at Gora town all in Kaduna State. Parading

No fewer than eight suspected killers of Na’aman Stephen, a Catholic seminarian, have been reportedly arrested by Special Military Task Force, Operation Safe Haven (OPSH). Some gunmen had killed Na’aman when they attacked the rectory of St Raphael Catholic Church, Fadan-Kamatan of Zango-Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State. The seminarian was killed in the night when the criminals set the rectory ablaze after a failed kidnap attempt on the two priests working in the parish.

Special Military Taskforce, Operation Safe Haven maintaining peace in Plateau State and parts of Bauchi and Kaduna States have arrested suspected killers of Na’aman Stephen, a Catholic seminarian.

Two suspects have been detained by the Special Task Force Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH) in connection with the murder of Naaman Stephen Ngophe, a seminarian, in Kaduna State.