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Bandits kidnap Senator’s sister-in-law, 2 kids in Katsina

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Bandits early this week stormed the home of a senator’s relative, Mani Babba Kaita, kidnapping his wife and two children in Unguwar Bakin Kasuwa, Kankia Local Government Area, Katsina State.

The bandits who struck on Sunday night, subsequently, raided the neighbour’s home where they kidnapped Sabe Halilu, children after beating their mother.

Mani Babba Kaita was identified as the younger brother of Senator Ahmed Babba Kaita, representing Daura Senatorial District in the National Assembly.

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