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Suspected bandit arrested with stolen goat in Sokoto
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Suspected bandit arrested with stolen goat in Sokoto

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
The Sokoto State Police Command has arrested a suspected bandit allegedly involved in livestock theft in Gidan Madi, Tangaza Local Government Area of the state. The suspect was arrested at a market while allegedly in possession of a goat later identified by its owner as one of the animals stolen from the community. The Police Read More: https://punchng.com/suspected-bandit-arrested-with-stolen-goat-in-sokoto/

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