By James Agberebi 11 July 2023 | 6:02 pm The police have confirmed that bandits killed four of its officers along Gusau-Bungudu road in Zamfara State. Zamfara State police command spokesman Yazid Abubakar confirmed the killing of the officers in a statement. Abubakar said the security personnel were ambushed by the terrorists while on a stop-and-search Patrol along the road. He said three of… Police officer The police have confirmed that bandits killed four of its officers along Gusau-Bungudu road in Zamfara State. Zamfara State police command spokesman Yazid Abubakar confirmed the killing of the officers in a statement. Abubakar said the security personnel were ambushed by the terrorists while on a stop-and-search Patrol along the road. He said three of the slain Policemen were officers of the Command, while the other one was a constabulary. Despite the sad incident, Abubakar maintained that it would not deter the command in its renewed commitment to achieving lasting peace in the state. Also, it was gathered that the terrorists also killed one person in Tagero village, which is located in the Furfuri area of Bungudu Local Government in Zamfara. 42 mins ago An educationist, Abdulkareem Ogirima, has commended President Bola Tinubu for signing the Student Loan Bill into law, expressing optimism that the law will ameliorate the suffering of indigent students and reduce drop-out rate. 42 mins ago Niger State Governor, Mohammed Bago, has directed security agents in the state to go after hoodlums disturbing the citizens, especially in Minna and environs, and bring them to justice. 1 day ago Presenting the bus to the students, yesterday, Executive Secretary of TETFund, Sonny Echono, said the agency was also designing interventions to address students’ hostel challenges and others. 1 day ago Thieves have stolen the lighting system for one of the runways at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos. A spokesperson of the Federal Aviation Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Abdullahi Yakubu-Funtua made the disclosure in a report by the BBC. He said an investigation has now been launched to arrest the criminals and recover the… 1 day ago Africa’s leading payments technology company, Flutterwave, has launched Tuition, a new payment product, to allow African users to conveniently pay fees to educational institutions within Africa and overseas using their local currencies.
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