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Bandits Kill Two Customs Officers

by Kabir Wurma
2 years ago
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Two Customs officers with the Kebbi State Area Command have been allegedly killed at their duty post along Bunza-Dakingari-Koko Highway by suspected bandits.

The command’s public relations officer, Mubarak Mustapha, an assistant superintendent of Customs, made this known in a statement issued yesterday in Birnin Kebbi.

He said the deceased – Kabiru Shehu, an inspector of Customs and Abdullahi Mohamed, Customs assistant 11 – were killed when they engaged with heavily armed suspected bandits.

According to him, the deceased have since been buried according to Islamic rites.

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The PRO added that the Customs controller, Dr Ben Olamalugo has since extended his condolences and commiserated with the deceased’s families over the unfortunate incident.

The controller who ordered a manhunt for the suspected bandits with a view to arresting them, urged members of the public to volunteer to feed the command with relevant information about the suspects, smugglers and other criminals in the state.


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