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Terrorists Attack Catholic Church In Kaduna, Kill 3, Abduct Many

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Unknown gunmen, on Sunday, attacked worshippers at St. Moses Catholic Church in Robuh, Unguwan Aku, Kajuru LGA of Kaduna State while winding down their first mass.

WITHIN NIGERIA learnt that three worshipers were killed and many others were abducted in the attack.

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It was gathered that one of the victims was brought to St. Gerald Catholic Hospital Kaduna.

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Sources disclosed that the terrorists came in large numbers, shooting sporadically and in the process went away with many worshippers after killing three persons while others sustained varying degree of injuries.

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