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We don’t want special status like Lagos, but special consideration Mohammed Sani Idris, Niger State Commissioner for Information, in this interview with LEO SOBECHI and AHMED IDRIS, narrates the security challenges confronting the state. x Niger State has become a haven for insurgents. Do you think the Federal Government is doing enough? In Niger State, we are facing competing challenges in the midst of meagre resources. The first major challenge is the issue of security, but a lot of things gave rise to the challenge of security. First, our land mass is turning almost into a curse, because it is supposed to be a blessing to the state. We have over 76,000 square kilometres of land making up the landmass of about five, six or even seven states. As a result of this huge landmass, we have a large expanse of forests and bushes, which provide a hideout for the bandits to perform their nefarious activities.
Vanguard News Insecurity: Niger govt denies supplying food, weapons to bandits On Kindly Share This Story: The Niger State Government has urged the general public to ignore and discontinue circulating false news concerning an Apache helicopter allegedly belonging to General Abdulsalam Abubakar that was allegedly brought down with supernatural powers. The said helicopter was alleged to have been supplying materials to bandits, and as a result, irritated the locals who in turn supernaturally directed swarms of bees to cause it to crash in Arina village of Shiroro LGA. Describing the news as ridiculous to a laughable proportion and figment of an unimaginative character, the Commissioner of the state- Mohammed Sani Idris insists that upon deep investigation, the reports were discovered to be false and no such incidents occurred within the said vicinity.
Punch Newspapers Sections Published 2 April 2021 Bandits have allegedly killed seven persons, including five soldiers, in the latest attacks on communities in the Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State. The bandits were said to have abducted over 10 persons, stole seven motorcycles and burnt down military vehicles during attacks on Wednesday and the early hours of Thursday, which left the villagers confused and scampering for safety. The communities include Allawa, Manta, Gurmana, Bassa and Kokki, all in the Shiroro Local Government Area of the state. The PUNCH learnt that the bandits stormed the camp of the Joint Security Task Force comprising the Army, police, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps and vigilantes around 2am on Thursday at Allawa and opened fire on them, killing five soldiers and one NSCDC operative, while many sustained varying degree of injury.
Share Gunmen suspected to be armed bandits were said to have killed eight persons including six soldiers and one mobile policeman in a fresh attack on communities in Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State. The hoodlums also reportedly abducted over 15 persons, stole seven motorcycles and burnt down military vehicles among others in the attack. The attack occurred on Wednesday night and in the early hours of Thursday at about 2:00 am leaving villagers scampering for safety in nearby forests. Tribune Online gathered that the affected communities include Allawa, Manta, Gurmana, Bassa and Kokki in Shiroro council. It was further learnt that at about 2 am on Thursday, the bandits stormed and opened fire on the camp of the Joint Security Task Force comprised of the Army, Police, Civil Defence Corps and Vigilante group at Allawa.
Gunmen storm military camp in Niger, kill soldiers, abduct 10, burn vehicles On Kindly Share This Story: Gunmen suspected to be bandits have reportedly invaded the camp of the Joint Security Task Force comprising of the Army, Police, Civil Defence and Vigilantes at Allawa and opened fire on them, killing an undisclosed number of soldiers in the process in Niger State. An officer of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) was also killed in the attack while many security personnel sustained injuries. They also abducted over 10 persons, stole seven motorcycles and burnt down military vehicles in attacks that happened on Wednesday and in the early hours of Thursday.
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Armed Bandits have allegedly killed seven persons including five Military Officers in latest attacks on communities in Shiroro Local Government of Niger state. They were also said to have abducted over ten persons, stole seven motorcycles and burnt down Military vehicles among others in attacks they unleashed yesterday and early morning of today, 2am that led the villagers confused and scampering for safety . The communities include Allawa, Manta, Gurmana, Bassa and Kokki in Shiroro council. TVC learnt that at 2am today, the Bandits stormed the camp of the Joint Security Task Force comprised of the Army, Police, Civil Defence and Vigilantes at Allawa and opened fire on them unware killing five Soldiers and one Civil Defence Officer, while many sustained various degree of injuries.
The communities attacked by the bandits are Allawa, Manta, Gurmana, Bassa and Kokki in Shiroro council. Daily Trust gathered that the bandits stormed the camp of the Joint Security Task Force comprising of the Army, Police, Civil Defence and Vigilantes at Allawa and opened fire on them. An officer of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) was also killed in the attack while many security personnel sustained injuries. Residents said the bandits attacked Manta, Gurmana and Bassa villages on Wednesday, where they killed one Alhaji Sale in Madalla community and kidnapped four people. While confirming the incidents, President, Shiroro Youth Movement, Mohammed Sani Idris, said the bandits numbering about 100, were armed with AK47 .