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Kaduna: Bandits Kill JTF Commander, Abduct Medical Doctor, 16 Others

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Thelma Ojetobor

Kaduna: Bandits Kill JTF Commander, Abduct Medical Doctor, 16 Others

A joint task force commander and a resident of Sabon Gero community, New Millennium City Settlement, in the Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State were killed when bandits stormed the area on Tuesday.

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The invasion of the bandits in the community also led to the abduction of a medical doctor and 16 others.

According to the source, the late JTF commander opened fire on sighting the bandits not knowing that the bandits had closed in on his team.

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