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    Gunmen Ambush Vehicle, Burn Passengers to Death in Sokoto

    straightnewsng.comBy straightnewsng.comDecember 8, 2021 --- 8:49 pmNo Comments1 Min Read
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    Gunmen ambushed a vehicle and burnt to death 21 passengers travelling from Sabon Birni Local Government Area in Sokoto State on Monday.

    Some of the passengers including children who were traveling from Sabon Birni to Isa near the Nigerian border with Niger were burnt to death.

    Sokoto Police spokesperson, Sanusi Abubakar said several others are being treated in a hospital for severe burns.

    Although another account suggests the number of those killed is around 30 but police are yet to state casualty figures.

    Some reports said the attackers deliberately set the vehicle on fire burning the occupants alive while another account indicates the fire ignited on the bus as a result of the attackers’ gunfire.

    An official involved in evacuating the casualties described the scene as horrendous and that most of the victims were burnt beyond recognition.

    Sokoto State Police Command said they are investigating the circumstances of the attack.

     

    Niger Nigerian border Sabon Birni Sabon Birni Local Government Area in Sokoto State Sokoto Police spokesperson Sanusi Abubakar
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