NSCDC nabs eight suspects over outpost attack in Katsina

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps says it has arrested eight suspects in connection with the attack on its outpost at Koraman Nayalli in Katsina metropolis.
The NSCDC’s spokesman in Katsina, Buhari Hamisu, confirmed this on Monday.
Mr Hamisu said that on Sunday, a group of miscreants protested a raid that resulted in the death of a suspected drug peddler, Uzairu, alias ‘Dan’kuda’.
“The miscreants in large numbers stormed the premises of the outpost at Koraman Nayalli, Sabuwar Unguwa Quarters, and set the building ablaze.
“During the incident, three motorcycles and other relevant properties belonging to the outpost were also burnt,” he said.
According to him, the miscreants, while carrying dangerous weapons, also visited the nearby outposts of NSCDC and those of the police at Filin Kanada.
“The Special Response Squads from NSCDC and police controlled the situation through adequate security measures, and normalcy had since been restored,” Mr Hamisu added.
Meanwhile, the commandant, Abbas Moriki, has ordered a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the violence.
“He further conducted an on-the-spot assessment of the outpost and constituted a seven-man committee to ensure proper investigation,” the NSCDC spokesman said.
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