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Insecurity: Bandits Breach Peace Deal In Katsina, Launch Deadly Attacks on Malumfashi Communities

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Bandits have reportedly launched another series of deadly attacks on several communities in Malumfashi Local Government Area of Katsina State, killing and injuring residents, and  abducting many more.

Security analyst and crisis journalist Bakatsine announced the development on Tuesday via his verified X handle.

According to the report, “SAD NEWS: Last night, bandits stormed Unguwar Alh. Barau, Gidan Dan Mai-gizo and Gidan Hazo communities in Na’alma Ward, Malumfashi LGA, Katsina State. They killed and injured several people, and also abducted some residents during the attacks.

This comes barely 24 hours after an attack was launched on Unguwar Daudu community in Dukke Ward of Funtua Local Government Area, Katsina State, leaving two residents injured and at least 20 others abducted.

“What is the current status of the recent peace deal reportedly reached with bandits by Malumfashi LGA leaders, and why did this attack still occur within Malumfashi LGA territory?” Bakatsine wrote.

According to information obtained by sources, the most recent assault has rekindled worries about the frequent breakdown of peace accords between armed bandits and local authorities in Katsina State.

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According to locals, bandits frequently engage in peace negotiations with local authorities before breaking the agreements and attacking impacted areas again.

Additionally, residents reported that the situation has increased dread and uncertainty, with many doubting the ability of such peace agreements to ensure security.

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The impacted communities have urged the Katsina State Government and security agencies to intervene quickly and decisively to implement lasting measures to restore peace and protect lives and property in the area.

At the time of report, no response or statement had come from the state government or official security agencies.

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