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We’re Dying Of Hunger, Naridom Community Cries Out After Bandits Raze Food Shops

The Leadership about 2 hours 1 mins read

Three days after bandits attacked Naridom community in Chawai Chiefdom of Kauru Local Government Area of Kaduna State, survivors are battling hunger after the attackers razed all food shops in the village. Speaking with LEADERSHIP, the Village Head of Naridom, Garba Bawa, said the destruction of the community’s food stores has left many families without […]

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