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‘Nowhere Is Safe’: Shehu Sani Reacts As Bandit Terrorists Attack NDA, Kill Military Officers
Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani has lamented the audacity of bandit terrorists in attacking a military facility in Kaduna State.
The former lawmaker who lamented that nowhere is safe again in Nigeria recalled how the same terrorists previously attacked the Airport staff quarters and the Federal College of Forestry mechanization, all within the same axis in Kaduna State.
His reaction comes shortly after TrackNews Online reported that gunmen suspected to be bandit terrorists have attacked the permanent site of the Nigerian Defence Academy in Kaduna State.
According to the report, the terrorists killed two officers and abducted one other officer.
Taking to his micro-blogging site, Twitter Senator Sani wrote: “The Airport staff quarters that was once attacked, the Federal College of Forestry mechanization that was once attacked & now the Nigerian Defense Academy that is now attacked are all in the same ward, Afaka in Kaduna. No lesson learned and nowhere is safe; Disappointing”, he wrote few minutes after the news broke.
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