BREAKING: Pandemonium as terrorists attack Niger communities

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 BREAKING: Pandemonium as terrorists attack Niger communities

Terrorists on Thursday morning invaded some communities after Kamapani Waya in Kontagora local government area of Niger State.

The Nation’s correspondent, who was on the way to Kontagora from Minna in a public transport, had to turn back after leaving Kampani Waya.

The driver was informed of the bandit activities by some vehicles who were warned by the villagers.

They had to return to Kampani Waya to stay there for about 40 minutes.

The villagers were seen on alert while some were urging the women and children to go and hide. Some cows were being taken away for hiding.

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