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Bandits Waylay Soldiers In Plateau

  • According to reports, a day before the ambush, bandits stormed Pinau village of the same LGA, and rustled over 500 cattle

  • Wase communities have been experiencing banditry activities in recent time, forcing many to flee their homes

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EKO HOT BLOG reports that bandits have ambushed a team of soldiers at Zurak Kampani community, Wase Local Government Area of Plateau State.

The bandits, according to locals, arrived the community when residents were involved in market activities.

Zurak Kampani community is over a 100km drive from the headquarters of the LGA.

Major Ishaku Takwa, the spokesperson of a multi-security taskforce, Operation Safe Haven (OPSH), maintaining peace in the state, confirmed the ambush but said no soldier was killed in the incident.

But a resident of Wase town, Abdullahi Usman, had earlier told our correspondent that the bandits killed one soldier and injured one other.

He said the soldiers stationed in the area repelled the attack.

According to reports, a day before the ambush, bandits stormed Pinau village of the same LGA, and rustled over 500 cattle.

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Wase communities have been experiencing banditry activities in recent time, forcing many to flee their homes.

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