By James Agberebi 08 September 2023 | 1:52 pm Suspected bandits have burnt down the parish house of Saint Raphael’s Catholic Church in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State, killing a seminarian, Stephen Danlami, in the process. Gunmen. Suspected bandits have burnt down the parish house of Saint Raphael’s Catholic Church in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State, killing a seminarian, Stephen Danlami, in the process. It was gathered that the bandits, who came in large numbers, stormed the parish located at Fadan Kamantan, Kafanchan Diocese, on Thursday night. The bandits then set the building ablaze alongside a vehicle parked in the premises. It was learnt that the late Seminarian died from the smoke he inhaled while trying to escape from the fire. Other priests inside the parish house were said to have escaped during the attack. Meanwhile, there has been no comment yet from the Police Command in Kaduna concerning the incident. Also, the Catholic Church in the state has yet to make any statement following the attack on the church and the death of the Seminarian. NOW The Honourable Minister, Federal Ministry of Works, Senator Dave Umahi, clarified on Friday a report that said that the Federal Government (FG) has stopped funding the construction of federal roads in the south-east. 9 mins ago The Police in Ekiti on Friday arraigned one Adeosun Adeola, who allegedly claimed that N1.6 million kept in his custody by another man disappeared by spiritual means. 14 mins ago Suspected bandits have burnt down the parish house of Saint Raphael’s Catholic Church in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State, killing a seminarian, Stephen Danlami, in the process. 34 mins ago An unidentified man was electrocuted while trying to steal transformer cables in the early hours of Friday inside the premises of Niger State Printing Press in Minna. 1 hour ago The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), has advocated for a proper implementation of tax justice to enable higher income earners in the country pay higher taxes than low income earners.
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