Fulani Attackers Arrested With Weapons In Adamawa State (Photos)

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Fulani Attackers Arrested With Weapons In Adamawa State 

Some days ago, a combined troops of 23 Brigade while on Special Mission Operation at Gwamba Village, Demsa L.G.A in Adamawa state arrested and recovered the below suspects and exhibits for taking part in Gwamba attack.

The first suspect named Muja Adamu, a native of Mbula from Borrong village was arrested with one AK 47 rifle No. 1973809823 with 41 live ammunition while 4 AK 47 rifles with No. 568124 ,BH3334,0N9596 and 5822 with 120 live ammunition were recovered during search abandoned by the fled Fulani attackers.

The suspects are Muja Adamu, Ayuba Adamu, Hudu Usman, Ayuba Danmanga, Sani Adamu, Muhammed Adamu Hamadu Barki.

Some other suspected were also arrested in connection with the Gwamba attack...






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