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Gunmen Kills District Head In Zamfara
The Zamfara State Police Command on Saturday confirmed that unidentified gunmen killed Alhaji Ibrahim Madawaki, the District Head of Kucheri in Tsafe local government area of the state.
Muhammad Shehu, the Command’s Spokesman, disclosed this in a statement in Gusau.
Shehu stated that some unidentified gunmen invaded Kucheri town at about 9:00 p.m. on Friday and killed the district head in front of his house.
He also noted that when the police visited the scene of the incident, they discovered that nothing was removed from the district head’s house.
BigPen Online could not independently verify this but the Nation reported that according to him, the state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Kenneth Ebrimson, has ordered investigation into the incident with a view to apprehending the perpetrators.
Meanwhile, Shehu also urged the public to report the activities of suspected hoodlums promptly to enable the police to effectively tackle the security challenges in the state.
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