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Home » News » Bandits Murder Three Kidnapped Residents in Kaduna Despite Ransom Payment

Bandits Murder Three Kidnapped Residents in Kaduna Despite Ransom Payment

March 27, 2025
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Suspected bandits have k!lled three kidnapped residents of Kusheka and Kabene communities in Kauru Local Government Area of Kaduna State despite ransom payment. 

 

 The Surubu Community Development Association condemned the k!lling of three residents, describing the incident as tragic and deeply disturbing.

 

In a statement obtained by the punch on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, the association’s National Public Relations Officer, Caleb Magaji, lamented the worsening security situation in the area.

 

Magaji said the victims were abducted on March 22, 2025, while going about their daily activities. Despite the payment of a huge ransom, their bodies were discovered in the forest by the military during a search operation on the night of March 24.

 

The deceased were identified as Obadiah Dangana, Emmanuel Moses, popularly known as Bobbling Guy, and Danjuma Sardauna, all from Kusheka and Kabene communities in Kumana Chiefdom

 

“This tragic incident is not isolated. Our land, alongside other communities in Kumana and Kauru Local Government, continues to suffer from recurring attacks. Many of our people remain in captivity in the forest, even after huge sums have been paid as ransom,” the statement read. 

 

“We call on the government and security agencies at all levels to intensify efforts to restore peace to our land by bringing the perpetrators to justice and securing the release of those still held captive.”

 

The association acknowledged the government’s intervention, particularly the recent establishment of a Forward Operating Base in Kauru. However, it urged authorities to deploy military checkpoints in Kusheka, Kabene, and Geshere to improve security and ensure a rapid response to attacks

 

“The frequent attacks on many communities, especially in Kumana, are deeply concerning and require stronger commitment from the government at all levels,” the statement added.

 

“We remain committed to advocating for peace, security, and justice for our people. We urge all community members to stay vigilant and cooperate with security agencies in efforts to restore normalcy.” 

 

Bandits k!ll three kidnapped Kaduna residents despite ransom payment

 

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