Terrorists strike again in Southern Kaduna, kill six persons
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Terrorists strike again in Southern Kaduna, kill six persons

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Six Malian soldiers killed in two separate attacks by terrorists

Six persons were on Tuesday night reportedly killed by terrorists who stormed the Takanai community of Atyap Chiefdom in Zango Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

Ripples Nigeria reports that the attack is coming barely five days after an attack was launched in Kaura where a woman was killed and two of her children were kidnapped.

The attack was confirmed by the acting Secretary to the District Head of the Community, Mr. Samson Markus on Wednesday, adding that the terrorists invaded the village at around 7pm and opened fire killing four people in the same compound and two in another family.

Markus, who revealed that two children were also victims of the deadly attack, said: “We were going about our normal businesses when we heard gunshots, we thought it was the military at first until we saw it was the Fulanis who came in from Zango Urban.

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“Before the military arrived, they’ve succeeded in killing six persons, including 2 children.

“The arrival of the military was what scared them, and they took to their hills and left the community.

“It’s unfortunate this kind of sad incident continues to happen in our villages when we thought normalcy had returned.

“We appealed to the government and the military to redouble their efforts and declare war against these terrorists who invaded villages and killed innocent people.”

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