In its reaction on Saturday, the DSS said it stood by its statement on the items recovered from Igboho’s residence after the raid.
The Spokesperson for the services, Dr Peter Afunaya, who spoke with newsmen said, “The statement by the services suffices. The statement also said those arrested would be charged accordingly. There would be court action.”
On whether the DSS would react to the statement on the items taken away from Igboho’s residence, Afunaya said “the services statement suffices. Investigations and forensic analysis are ongoing. There would be court action.”
Bandits kidnap 7 staff of National TB and Leprosy Centre, Zaria
Suspected Gunmen on Sunday morning stormed the staff Quarters of the National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Training Centre, Zaria Kaduna and kidnapped five males and two nursing mothers.
A source, who is also a staff of the institute, Mohammed Abdullah told DAILY POST in Kaduna that the bandits numbering about 30, stormed the staff Quarters early in the morning on Sunday, shot sporadically to scare people before kidnapping seven of the staff members residing in the quarters.
“The armed bandits came in large numbers around 12.30 am and cordoned the area to avoid any re-enforcement. They started shooting sporadically to scare people away.”
Mallam Mohammed Abdullah said
The Bandits also attacked Saye Divisional Police headquarters with several gunshots, damaged the division’s operational Hilux Van which received more than 10 bullets.
Confirming the incident, the Police Public Relations Officer Kaduna State Command, ASP Muhammad Jalige said, they have received the report and the Police is investigating the matter.
