Mabai disclosed in an interview with News Central TV that the attackers, who were more than 100 in number, arrived on motorcycles but did not ride directly into the village. They parked far away and walked to their target instead. They moved in a calculated manner, and their only goal was to capture the retired military officer.
Mabai states that the gunmen surrounded General Tsiga’s house in a strategic manner, making sure that there would be no resistance before they revealed their intentions. They assured everyone there that their goal was to capture the General, not to inflict any damage. During the process, they also kidnapped other members of the community before fleeing.
“I talked to my family members in Tsiga, and they told me that these bandits arrived on motorcycles. They parked their motorcycles far away and then walked straight to General Tsiga’s house.” He claimed that more than 100 bandits broke into his home. “When they arrived, they went straight to his house, walked around it, and said that they were not there to shoot anyone; they only wanted to kidnap the General and leave. His security personnel at the gate had to run for their lives to neighboring houses.”
The attack has caused residents to be afraid, which has raised new worries about the safety situation in the area. There have been no new updates from the authorities regarding the attempts to rescue the people who were kidnapped.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
