Suspected bandits abduct two university students in Katsina

Bandits attacked Dutsin-Ma town in Katsina State on Tuesday night, abducting two students of the Federal University Dutsin-Ma in the Bayan Gidan Radio area.
The incident was disclosed by a security analyst, Bakatsine, in a post on his official X handle on Wednesday.

According to Bakatsine, the armed assailants stormed the area late in the night, causing panic among residents before abducting the students.

“Yesterday night, bandits attacked Dutsin-Ma town, Katsina State, abducting two students of Federal University Dutsin-Ma in the Bayan Gidan Radio area.”

Efforts to reach the state police command for an official statement were unsuccessful at the time of filing this report.

Suspected bandits abduct two university students in Katsina

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