Global Upfront Newspapers
CoverNews

Bandits storm military base in Katsina, many soldiers feared killed

Bandits launched a dare-devil ambush attack on a Nigerian Army outpost in Marina, Safana Local Government Area of Katsina State, with an unspecified number of soldiers feared killed.

Sources said that the attack was carried out around 1pm on Thursday as the soldiers were returning from an operation in nearby forests when they were ambushed.

A resident of Marina said that “unknown to the soldiers, the bandits had laid ambush in their outpost. The bandits opened fire immediately the soldiers returned to the posts.

“It is unfortunate because the soldiers were just returning from another operation, where they made tremendous success, combing the forests for the bandits, only to be waylaid in their base.”

Another resident, however, said two of the bandits were killed during the gun duel.

There is yet no confirmation of the ambush attack from the Nigerian Army or the Police.

Advertize With Us

See Also

Nigeria: Herdsmen Kidnap 7 Along Eha-amufu Road, Enugu State

Global Upfront

South East Religious Leaders, Traditional Rulers, Others Slam Nigeria’s Presidency, Governors Over Insecurity in Region

Global Upfront

Nigeria: 5 Police Killed, 38 Terrorists Gunned Down in Katsina State

Global Upfront

Odd: Thugs disrupt Northern Groups’ security summit in Kaduna

Global Upfront

Show More Love, Give Your Best for Societal Development at Christmas and Always, Peter Obi urges Christians

Global Upfront

Fake ‘General’ Arrested With Guns by EFCC for Fraud, Claiming Appointment as COAS

Global Upfront

Court Grants EFCC Order to Freeze 1,146 Suspicious Accounts Linked To Forex Manipulation, Terrorism, Money Laundering

Global Upfront

Kenyan President William Ruto: ‘There Are Already Signs Of Genocide In Sudan’

Global Upfront

Happy Easter

Global Upfront

Nigerian govt condemns coup in Mali

Global Upfront

This website uses Cookies to improve User experience. We assume this is OK...If not, please opt-out! Accept Read More