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Lakurawa terrorists kill 13 vigilantes in Kebbi

Suspected Lakurawa terrorists have killed 13 vigilante members during an attack on Morai village in the Augie Local Government Area of Kebbi State.

A source, identified as Alhaji Augie, disclosed that the vigilante members were killed while launching an ambush in an attempt to recover cattle and repel the terrorists on Sunday, April 6, 2025.

“Unfortunately, they were unaware that the terrorists had already surrounded them.

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“As soon as the vigilantes moved to intercept, the attackers opened fire, killing at least 13 of them on the spot. The village where the attack occurred is just about three kilometres from ours,” Augie told Channels TV.

It was further gathered that six bodies have so far been recovered and given Islamic funeral rites, while the search for the remaining corpses is still ongoing.

The Kebbi State Police Command has, however, yet to speak on the incident.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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