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Angry Youths Set Katsina SSG House, APC Offices Ablaze In Protest Against Banditory Attacks

by Sefunmi Akin
September 5, 2019
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Angry Youths Set Katsina SSG House, APC Offices Ablaze In Protest Against Banditory Attacks
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Angry youths on Tuesday night burnt the house of the Secretary to the Katsina State Government, Mustapha Inuwa, and two offices of the All Progressives Congress, to protest the spate of armed banditry attacks in the area with the last on a trader brutalized by armed bandits, while returning from market.

It was learnt that the armed robbers snatched motorcycles from two men who were returning from a market.

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According to reports, the irate youths complained first to the police and later to the District Head before using tyres to set the SSG’s house and the APC offices in the town ablaze.

The spokesman of police command SP Issh Gambo, who confirmed the report,  said 35 persons have been arrested over the  incident.

“ On 3/09/2019 at about 2200hrs, two men armed with daggers were reported to have snatched a motorcycle at Gurzau village, Danmusa LGA of Katsina state. Vigilante men on duty were alerted and pursued the hoodlums on motor bikes.

“The hoodlums escaped and abandoned the stolen motorcycle. Consequently, the vigilante men recovered the stolen motorcycle and handed it over to the District Head of Danmusa, who also handed it over to its rightful owner,” he said

“But some miscreants took to the streets, for inexplicable reason, and started burning tyres. DPO Danmusa and team swiftly moved in, dispersed them and removed the blockades on the streets.

“Some of the youths organized and moved to the house of the Secretary to the Government of Katsina state, Alhaji Mustapha Mohd Inuwa, who is an indigene of the town and set his house on fire.

“The rioters also burnt down two APC political party offices and vandalized one,” Isah said.

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