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Terrorists Kill 2 Customs Officers, Injure 2 Residents In Kebbi

Kabir Wurma by Kabir Wurma
2 months ago
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Suspected terrorists have killed two marine officers of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and injured two residents on Bagudo Highway in Bagudo local government area of Kebbi State .

Though there was no official statement from the Kebbi State Customs’ Command, a source in the area told journalists under that the incident occurred on Wednesday at the customs’ check point in the area.

The source said the attackers burnt the two officers while they were sleeping in their hut at the checkpoint.

He added that two officers were burnt to death while sleeping in the night at their checkpoint while another two civilians escaped with injuries and were receiving treatment at the hospital.

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The assistant public relations officer of Kebbi Customs’ Command, Mubarak Mustapha, confirmed the incident to journalists.

 

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Kabir Wurma

Kabir A. Wurma is a Reporter with Leadership Newspaper in Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, with a journalism career spanning nearly three decades. A graduate of Bayero University, Kano, with a BA in Hausa and Mass Communication, he has reported for Katsina Newsweek, Today Newspaper, New Nigerian Newspapers, Vanguard, and The Sun before joining Leadership in 2020. He is the current Chairman of the Correspondents' Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Kebbi State, and is the author of two Hausa-language books — Alheri Gadon Barci (2013) and Wayar Salula, Muhimmancinta da Aibinta ga Al'umma (2015).

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