Katsina Traditional Rulers Hail Military, DSS for Foiling Another Mass Abduction By Bandits - The Guardian Nigeria News

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Several traditional rulers in Katsina State have commended the Military, Department of State Services (DSS) and local vigilante groups for foiling another attempt by armed bandits to carry out a mass abduction in Bakori Local Government Area of the state.

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