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In Kahir village, Kagarko Local Government Area, Kaduna State, suspected bandits raided a wedding event, murdering at least 13 individuals and kidnapping an unspecified number of guests.
The attackers invaded the premises late on Sunday night and started shooting at those gathered for the celebration.
According to reports, the highly armed attackers operated without any opposition for almost an hour.
Shehu Bala, a local, claimed that the shooters entered the wedding hall at 11:47 p.m. and started shooting, frightening the attendees.
He was cited as stating, “In fact, two of my friends who were inside the hall also sustained bullet injuries during the attack.”
While patients with more severe injuries were sent to Kaduna for additional care, some injured victims were taken to Kagarko General Hospital.
Thirteen individuals perished in the attack, according to a neighborhood leader. The victims have now been buried, he said, and efforts are still being made to ascertain how many people were kidnapped.
He claims that during the raid, the attackers also pillaged local stores, stealing food, supplies, and medications from a nearby pharmacy.
According to the community leader, “the heavy gunfire sent the entire community into panic, forcing some residents to flee into the bush.”
Although Kagarko police verified the occurrence, they stated they are still gathering information, particularly on the number of people abducted.
The killings and kidnappings were verified by DSP Hassan Mansur, the spokesperson for the Kaduna State Police Command, who also stated that a comprehensive report will be made public after the investigations are over.
In the meantime, it was claimed that a serving senator and Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe, the deputy governor of Kaduna State, had visited the injured victims at the Kagarko hospital.
