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A notorious bandits’ leader, Dogo Gide has been reportedly killed in his hideout by some of his men who collaborated with another notorious bandits’ group led by late Damina.

He was being treated for gunshot injuries earlier sustained in a battle at Kuya Bana forest of Zamfara State.

According to a source, Dogo Gide’s death has become a great advantage in the fight against armed banditry, kidnapping and cattle rustling in Nigeria.

Recall that Dogo Gide had been terrorising many communities in Zamfara, Niger, Kaduna, katsina and Kebbi States over the years.

He killed another notorious bandits’ leader, Buharin Daji some years ago.

“At the height of his notoriety he controlled several hundred of heavily armed men and has camps in Kuya Bana forest, Zamfara State, Goron Dutse forest, Dogon Gona forest in Birnin Gwari and Shiroro LGAs, respectively in Kaduna/Niger States and Kafarma forest.

“Dogo Gide was the brain behind the kidnap of one hundred and twenty six students of Bethel Baptist Secondary School, Maraban Damishi, chukun Local Gvernment Area of Kaduna State on 5th July 2021, where over thirty students and several staff of Federal Government College, Birnin Yauri were abducted about four months ago”

“They regained their freedom after several millions of naira was paid as ransom by the parents and well wishers of the abductees.

“The present disagreement between different factions of the bandits is a welcome development and is coming on the heels of relentless clampdown on armed bandits by our gallant security forces. Several of the most notorious armed bandits’ leaders have either been killed or arrested by the security forces,” the source said.

Few days ago, Gide imposed a ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol and other dangerous drugs in some communities in Dansadau Emirate in Maru local government area of Zamfara state and warned residents that anyone caught supplying or consuming narcotics would be publicly executed.

Dogo Gide was among the terrorists visited by Islamic scholar, Sheik Gumi on February 18th. He visited the bloodletting bandit at Tagina forest, Niger state North central linking with Birnin Gwari forest in kaduna North West.

•Sheikh Gumi, left, handing items to the bandits’ Leader, Dogo Gide at the meeting

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