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In the Bagudo Local Government Area, bandits attacked security personnel along the Maje border road, according to the Kebbi Police Command.
This was announced in a statement released on Saturday in Birnin Kebbi by SP Bashir Usman, the command spokesperson.
According to Usman, the attack happened on February 20 at approximately 9:45 p.m., when the attackers allegedly moved with a herd of cattle to hide their approach while advancing in the dark.
He said the terrorists were quickly engaged and forced to flee by Police Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU) officers who were on watch.
Usman continued by saying that no one was killed and no injuries were reported, despite the fact that several temporary security structures were damaged during the incident.
Since then, he continued, border security has been strengthened, and the region is still peaceful and completely under control.
Umar Mohammed-Hadeija, the state’s commissioner of police, was cited by him as advising citizens—especially herders and livestock owners—to refrain from transporting cattle at night in methods that could be used by criminals.
Security authorities will take firm and legal action against any suspicious movement or illegal acts associated with night grazing, the commissioner said.
Usman further urged the public to be on guard and to report any suspicious activity right away to the closest police station or security facility.
The Kebbi Police Command’s dedication to safeguarding people and property in the state was reaffirmed by Usman.
