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Bandits have attacked the Jangebe to Talata Mafara road, killing the Director of Planning in Talata Mafara Local Government Area of Zamfara State, Jamilu Sani, and the councillor representing Jangebe Ward.
The victims were reportedly kidnapped on May 18, 2026, when they were travelling from Jangebe to the Talata Mafara Local Government headquarters.
According to reports, the victims were said to have been travelling with the Area Revenue Officer for Pilgrims Affairs in the local government area to prepare for the pilgrimage exercise when the attackers attacked them.
It was gathered that Hon. Yahaya Yari, the Chairman Talata Mafara Local Government Area, confirmed the incident, describing it as tragic and unfortunate.
Yari said the council made several attempts to secure the release of the abducted officials but the bandits refused to negotiate for ransom.
He said the attackers threatened to kill any abductee from Jangebe community.
Bandits had told us that whoever they kidnapped from Jangebe community would be killed. “They have made it clear that they are not interested in collecting ransom,” Daily Trust quoted Yari as saying.
The council chairman said the development had thrown the local government area into mourning especially among residents of Jangebe and staff of the council that knew the victims.
Five Persons Ambushed On Road
A resident of Jangebe who spoke on condition of anonymity and who is close to the victims said the five were in the vehicle of the Area Revenue Officer, Sama’ila Ladan when ambushed.
“The victims were going to Talata Mafara when they were attacked by the bandits at a notorious danger point on the road,” the source said.
“They were waylaid by bandits at a notorious flashpoint on their way to Mafara. “The village head was killed on the spot after he resisted being taken away,” the source said.
The source said the assailants also shot the Area Revenue Officer in the hand.
“They also shot the Area Revenue Officer in the hand and apparently thought him dead. The source said the attackers also took away the Director of Planning, Jamilu Sani, while two occupants of the vehicle escaped into nearby bushes.”
The source said he was concerned about the worsening security situation in Jangebe and surrounding communities and that people were living in fear due to repeated attacks on roads and villages.
Traveling outside Jangebe, he said, has become dangerous, especially for residents going to Talata Mafara and other parts of the state.
The security situation in our area is still deteriorating. Once you are about three kilometres out of Jangebe you are pretty much on your own.
“Our only relatively safe route is the Mayanchi-Anka-Gummi road but even that has now become a dangerous corridor,” he lamented.
The resident appealed to security agencies and the Zamfara State Government to increase patrols and reassure communities ravaged by banditry.
DSP Yazid Abubakar, spokesman of the Zamfara State Police Command, also confirmed the incident.
The attack is the latest in a series of attacks in parts of Zamfara State, where bandits have continued to attack communities, abduct residents and disrupt movement along major roads.
Residents of the area have cried out for urgent security intervention to stop further attacks and protect travellers using the Jangebe to Talata Mafara route.
