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Zamfara Lecturer’s Family Regain Freedom From Bandits

By Rhoda Onuzulike
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Bandits have released the wife and two daughters of Dr. Abdurrazak Muazua, a lecturer with the Federal College of Education Technical Gusau in Zamfara State.

A family member, Mohammed Bello said the victims were released on the early hours of Monday when the bandits who earlier demanded the sum N50m have later agreed to collect N10m.

The wife, Binta Umar Jabaka and the two daughters, Maryam Abdurrazak and Hafsat Abdurrazak, were kidnapped in their house, in Mareri village, an outskirts of Gusau town at about 1am in the early hours of friday, December 31, 2021

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