Armed bandits who had been tormenting the Bukuyum Local Government Area (LGA) in Zamfara State have reportedly relocated their stronghold to Bani town in Kwara State as a result of persistent attacks by local vigilantes.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
A jailed militant who was arrested by vigilante forces in the Kyaram neighborhood gave vital information about the group’s most recent movements and organizational structure, according to people with knowledge of the matter who spoke to Zagazola Makama.
Increased military pressure has caused significant difficulties for the bandits, who are infamous for planning multiple attacks in Zamfara. The sources claim that the gang’s top leaders and surviving members have fled to Kwara State, leaving behind a weaker network in Bukuyum, even if many fighters have been killed or driven into hiding.
They still have a lot of ammunition and dangerous weaponry, nevertheless, in spite of their losses. The migration of these rebels to Kwara poses a new security danger, according to security experts, who stress the need for increased monitoring and counterterrorism efforts that go beyond Zamfara’s boundaries.
The deceased, 32, was said to be a former Special Assistant to Moro Local Government Chairman and a Youth Leader of the Fulanis in Kwara.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
