Suspected bandits on Sunday shot dead the chairman of the Miyyetti Allah Cattle Breeders’ Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) in Gwagwadala council, Adamu Aliyu.
Daily Trust reported that Adamu Aliyu was said to have been killed alongside four others near Daku village in Dobi ward of the council on Thursday, April 7.
The secretary of MACBAN, Mohammed Usman, confirmed the tragic incident.
Three other persons abducted, says MACBAN scribe Usman, the MACBAN secretary in the council, said the bandits also abducted three persons.
He added that three others who sustained gunshot wounds are receiving treatment at the University of Teaching Hospital in Gwagwalada.
According to Usman, the incident happened last Thursday, around 5 pm, when the late MACBAN chairman alongside others were retuning from Izom market in Niger state in Dyna truck, while the bandits suddenly emerged from the bush and opened fire on the truck.
He said the bandits shattered the windscreen of the truck which was conveying the late MACBAN and some passengers.
His words: “They were retuning from Izom market in Niger state where they went to sell cows, until just one kilometer to Daku village when the bandits suddenly emerged from the bush and opened fire on the truck, killing the MACBAN chairman and four others.”
Usman gave the names of those killed as Saleh, Aliyu, Muhammadu and Saidu, saying the deceased’s corpses had been buried according to Islamic rites.
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