Police confirm killing of 34 persons by armed bandits in Northwest Nigeria

Abuja, Nigeria (PANA) – The bloodletting in Northwest Nigeria continued over the weekend as the Police have confirmed that armed bandits killed a total of 34 persons on Friday evening in three villages of Shinkafi local government of Zamfara State

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