Police Kill 104 Bandits, Recover 500 Cattle In Zamfara - Crime - Nairaland
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| Police Kill 104 Bandits, Recover 500 Cattle In Zamfara by docadams(op): 10:32pm On Nov 30, 2018 |
Police team repelled an attack at Birnin Mogaji village. 104 bandits killed, 50 hideouts destroyed 500 cattle 79 sheep recovered Adelani Adepegba, Abujahttps://punchng.com/police-kill-104-bandits-recover-500-cattle-in-zamfara/ |
| Re: Police Kill 104 Bandits, Recover 500 Cattle In Zamfara by docadams(op): 10:44pm On Nov 30, 2018 |
Governor Abdul'aziz Yari of Zamfara State will forever remain a disgrace for abdicating his responsibilities as the Chief Security Officer of his state. May his type never come our way again. God bless the NPF and other security agencies that heeded the call to duty. May God continue to protect the people of Zanfara and the red of us. God bless PMB/PYO |
| Re: Police Kill 104 Bandits, Recover 500 Cattle In Zamfara by Nbote(m): 10:54pm On Nov 30, 2018 |
docadams:So in his role as d Chief Security officer of d state, can U say he truly held d power to order security agencies to combat d bandits? U do realise dat state governors have no control over d police talk more of d military |
| Re: Police Kill 104 Bandits, Recover 500 Cattle In Zamfara by docadams(op): 11:14pm On Nov 30, 2018 |
Nbote:Such a man should not be excused under any circumstances. He resigned as the CSO of his state but didn't do so for himself as he still retained his retinue of security aides and the state budget and ran to Abuja. He was a coward. |
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