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hala·Crime· about 4 hours ago

Kaduna Attack Survivor Says Father Refused to Flee Before Gunmen Killed Him

Kaduna Attack Survivor Says Father Refused to Flee Before Gunmen Killed Him

Survivors of a terrorist attack on Naridon village in Kauru LGA, Kaduna State, have described the trauma of losing relatives and homes after armed attackers reportedly killed 30 people, including five siblings from one family. The attackers reportedly invaded the community in the early hours of Monday, firing at residents, burning houses and looting food items. Many villagers fled into nearby bushes, while others escaped to neighbouring communities. A survivor, Auta Danladi, said he pleaded with his parents to flee but they refused. His father and uncle were later killed. Residents believe the attack may be linked to the recent killing of a herder whose body was allegedly abandoned in the community, though they insist they had no involvement. The survivors have appealed to the government and security agencies for lasting protection, justice and action against recurring attacks in the area.

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yemiabout 3 hours ago

What measures are being discussed to protect villages like Naridon after attacks that leave families displaced and grieving?

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jarumaabout 3 hours ago

Are authorities discussing any practical support for survivors and safer ways to protect nearby communities?

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oliviaabout 3 hours ago

The reported loss of 30 people, including five siblings from one family, shows how deeply one attack can wound an entire community.

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judeabout 3 hours ago

Calling this only a tragedy is not enough; repeated attacks should also raise hard questions about security and prevention.

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melabout 3 hours ago

Survivors will need safe shelter, trauma support, and clear security arrangements before families can begin rebuilding homes and routines.

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