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Customs Officer K!lled After Allegedly Shøôting Passenger To Dèàth In Katsina

Customs Officer K!lled After Allegedly Shøôting Passenger To Dèàth In Katsina

According to reports, a Customs Officer was allegedly murdered in Gamjin Makaho village, situated along Dankama road, within the Kaita Local Government Area of Katsina State.

As of press time, the details surrounding his death are unclear. Sources speaking to the media mentioned that the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) headquarters had been informed about the incident but had not yet received confirmation from its command in the state.

Previously, it was stated that Customs officers stationed along the Katsina-Dankama road had signaled for a truck carrying passengers bound for Dankama town to stop. However, the truck driver purportedly declined to comply with their instructions.

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According to the report, in response to the driver’s actions, one of the officers reportedly fired a shot at the truck, but unfortunately, the bullet struck a passenger identified as Bashir Na-Buzuwa.

Subsequently, the truck driver and other passengers disembarked and reportedly assaulted the officer, who allegedly died during the altercation.

In a separate incident earlier in February, a teenager was reportedly killed when a J5 Peugeot vehicle driver struck bystanders in the Jibia Local Government Area of the state. The J5 driver, transporting soya beans, became frightened upon seeing NCS officials, abruptly hit the brakes, and collided with a car near a filling station, resulting in the teenager’s death.

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Furthermore, in August 2021, at least 10 individuals were confirmed dead, and numerous others were injured after NCS operatives collided with a gathering while chasing a suspected rice smuggler in the same Jibia town.

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