
Bandits Kill Four Farmers, Abduct Twelve in Sokoto
In a shocking attack in Sokoto, four farmers were killed and twelve others abducted by armed bandits while working on their farms. The incident highlights ongoing security issues in the area.
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In a shocking attack in Sokoto, four farmers were killed and twelve others abducted by armed bandits while working on their farms. The incident highlights ongoing security issues in the area.
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