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Unknown Gunmen Attack Passengers Along Ohafia/Uzuakoli Road In Abia

An unspecified number of gunmen in the early hours of Monday attacked passengers traveling along Ohafia-Uzuakoli-Umuahia Road, in Abia State and injured a yet-to-be-ascertained number of them.

ABN TV reports that passengers were traveling from Ohafia to Umuahia when the incident happened.

The gunmen had laid ambush at the popular Ugwu Rubber, near Igbere in Bende local government area from where they attacked the passengers.

The passengers were said to have escaped with varying injuries.

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As at the moment of this report, ABN TV could not ascertain if there was any casualty resulting from the attack.

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