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Names of Victims of the Latest Massacre in Southern Kaduna

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September 28, 2021
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Dead bodies recovered from Madamai and Abun communities

33 names of victims killed in Madamai and Abun communities in Mallagum District in Kaura local government area of Kaduna state on Sunday have so far been obtained by Middle Belt Times.

The list made available to MBT by the Catholic Priest of ST. Thomas Quasi Parish, Mallagum, Rev. Fr Cosmos Michael Magaji contained 33 names believed to have so far been identified by the communities. The victims are made up of 9 females, 23 males and one minor (female)

Commenting on the list, Rev. Fr Magaji said the attack was well coordinated.

“They rounded some houses. It was a well coordinated attack.” He said.

The victims are as follows;

  1. Mrs Lami Yakubu Adakai
  2. Mrs Fkorenc Yakubu Adakai
  3. Danlami Adakai
  4. Samaila Adakai
  5. Garba Simon
  6. Patrick Bala
  7. Kato Achigaba
  8. Andrew Lekwot
  9. Lawrence Andrew
  10. Victor Joseph
  11. Philemon Akant Habiba
  12. Sofio Bala Bwachat
  13. Siman Zamani
  14. Danjuma Yusuf
  15. Friday Bulus
  16. Eunice Ibrahim
  17. Stephen Nkom
  18. Yusuf Zuwahu
  19. Genesis Danjuma
  20. Bulus Markus
  21. Ezekiel Bobai
  22. Talatu Ezekiel
  23. Bonat Francis
  24. ThankGod Hananiya
  25. Raymond La’aki
  26. Musa Yashim
  27. Janet Duniya
  28. Paul Akwok
  29. Yohanna Gagarau
  30. Lucy Kambai
  31. Faith Bala
  32. Esther Luka
  33. Philip Kambai

Middle Belt Times had earlier reported that 36 people were killed when terrorist herdsmen invaded the two communities on Sunday evening.

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