BREAKING: Two killed, many abducted as bandits attacked hospital in Niger

Unknown gunmen suspected to be armed bandits have killed two persons at the Abdulsalam Abubakar General Hospital Hospital, Gulu, Lapai Local Government Area of Niger State.

Newsflash Nigeria also gathered that at least ten persons have been abducted including the hospital Doctor, and the Pharmacist, among others.

It was gathered the incident occurred around 2:00 am on Tuesday.

According to the report, the bandits, in large numbers, stormed the hospital shooting sporadically during their operation without any intervention from security personnel and the local vigilantes from the area.

One of those killed was said to be retired medical personnel known as Ya-Tachi, who lived directly opposite the hospital in the area.

One of the residents in the area told Newsflash Nigeria that the gunmen unleashed attacks on the hospital resulting in the death of two persons.

 “They arrived in large numbers and were shooting sporadically, which sent fear into the people during the period of their operation.

“At the end of the operation, many people were abducted and some wounded,” he stated.

He also called on the Niger State government and the security personnel to rise up and do the needful in order to end the incessant attacks on communities.

This is the fourth time kidnappers have attacked different communities within the area in recent times.

The incident has further heightened tension among the villagers, particularly with the lack of presence of both security agents and local vigilantes during the attack.

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