Bandits Strikes Again In Nigeria, Abducts Five Travellers In Kogi 

By Joseph Sunday 

Barely one day (24 hours) after the United States of America airstrikes in parts of Sokoto State, Nigeria; bandits and terrorists have been reportedly struck again in some of Kogi State, precisely Ogbe – Egbe road abducting five travelers and injured one of their victims according to Sahara Reporters. 

Reports indicate that the incident occurred as some residents were travelling from Ogbe to Egbe to attend a wedding ceremony of an Ogbe indigene based in Egbe, Kogi. 

Tension is high in Ogbe and its surrounding communities following a fresh attack by bandits along the Ogbe–Egbe axis in Kogi State on Friday. 

During the journey, the group was ambushed by armed assailants at the boundary area between Ogbe and Koro. 

One person was reportedly shot during the attack and has been rushed to an undisclosed hospital for medical treatment. Five others were abducted by the attackers and taken into the bush.

Residents have once again raised concerns over the persistent insecurity along rural roads in the area, calling on relevant authorities to urgently strengthen security patrols to prevent further attacks.