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In a significant development towards peace and security in Katsina state 14 bandit groups have surrendered and signed a peace deal with the government. The bandits who were responsible for numerous attacks and killings in the state have agreed to lay down their arms and embrace peace. The deal was brokered by a committee set up by the state government which included community leaders and security agencies. The bandits have also promised to release all kidnapped victims and return stolen livestock to their rightful owners. This surrender is a positive step towards ending the cycle of violence and restoring peace in the state.

  • In a significant development towards peace and security in Katsina state 14 bandit groups have surrendered and signed a peace deal with the government.

    The bandits who were responsible for numerous attacks and killings in the state have agreed to lay down their arms and embrace peace.

    The deal was brokered by a committee set up by the state government which included community leaders and security agencies.

    The bandits have also promised to release all kidnapped victims and return stolen livestock to their rightful owners.

    This surrender is a positive step towards ending the cycle of violence and restoring peace in the state.

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The Zamfara state crisis has reached a new level as the state assembly has split into two factions causing further chaos and instability. This division was caused by a disagreement over the state governments handling of the ongoing bandit attacks which have continued to wreak havoc in the region. The situation has become dire as the bandits have intensified their attacks leaving many people displaced and in fear for their lives. The split in the assembly has raised concerns about the states ability to effectively address the crisis and protect its citizens. The situation in Zamfara remains tense and urgent action is needed to restore peace and security.

  • The Zamfara state crisis has reached a new level as the state assembly has split into two factions causing further chaos and instability.

    This division was caused by a disagreement over the state governments handling of the ongoing bandit attacks which have continued to wreak havoc in the region.

    The situation has become dire as the bandits have intensified their attacks leaving many people displaced and in fear for their lives.

    The split in the assembly has raised concerns about the states ability to effectively address the crisis and protect its citizens.

    The situation in Zamfara remains tense and urgent action is needed to restore peace and security.

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In Taraba state Nigerian troops have successfully arrested a group of wanted bandits and a military imposter during their operations. The bandits were known to be responsible for various criminal activities in the area including kidnapping and armed robbery. The military imposter was also involved in aiding the bandits and posing as a member of the armed forces. The arrests were made as part of the militarys efforts to combat insecurity and restore peace in the region. This successful operation is a significant step towards ensuring the safety and security of the people in Taraba state.

  • In Taraba state Nigerian troops have successfully arrested a group of wanted bandits and a military imposter during their operations.

    The bandits were known to be responsible for various criminal activities in the area including kidnapping and armed robbery.

    The military imposter was also involved in aiding the bandits and posing as a member of the armed forces.

    The arrests were made as part of the militarys efforts to combat insecurity and restore peace in the region.

    This successful operation is a significant step towards ensuring the safety and security of the people in Taraba state.

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In Zamfara state Nigeria three people were killed when bandits attacked farmers. The incident occurred on a farm in 2025 leaving the community in shock and fear. The bandits armed with guns invaded the farm and opened fire on the farmers killing three and injuring others. The motive behind the attack is still unknown but it is suspected that it was a targeted attack on the farmers. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of banditry and violence in Nigeria particularly in rural areas. The local government and security agencies have been urged to take immediate action to prevent such attacks and protect the lives of citizens.

  • In Zamfara state Nigeria three people were killed when bandits attacked farmers.

    The incident occurred on a farm in 2025 leaving the community in shock and fear.

    The bandits armed with guns invaded the farm and opened fire on the farmers killing three and injuring others.

    The motive behind the attack is still unknown but it is suspected that it was a targeted attack on the farmers.

    This incident highlights the ongoing issue of banditry and violence in Nigeria particularly in rural areas.

    The local government and security agencies have been urged to take immediate action to prevent such attacks and protect the lives of citizens.

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The Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Ibrahim Attahiru has given his men a one-month ultimatum to flush out bandits from Kwara State. This comes after a recent increase in bandit attacks in the state leading to the death of innocent civilians and the displacement of many others. The Army Chief has directed his troops to work closely with other security agencies and the local community to identify and eliminate the bandits. He also assured the people of Kwara that the army is committed to restoring peace and security in the state. The one-month deadline shows the armys determination to tackle the banditry issue and bring peace to the affected areas.

  • The Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Ibrahim Attahiru has given his men a one-month ultimatum to flush out bandits from Kwara State.

    This comes after a recent increase in bandit attacks in the state leading to the death of innocent civilians and the displacement of many others.

    The Army Chief has directed his troops to work closely with other security agencies and the local community to identify and eliminate the bandits.

    He also assured the people of Kwara that the army is committed to restoring peace and security in the state.

    The one-month deadline shows the armys determination to tackle the banditry issue and bring peace to the affected areas.