In a shocking turn of events, three notorious bandit leaders terrorizing Zamfara State have reportedly lost their sanity, throwing their criminal empire into turmoil.
Intelligence sources confirmed to Zagazola Makama that Kachalla Dan Baba, Kachalla Abu Guddi, and Kachalla Bello Kurma—once feared for their ruthless attacks—began displaying bizarre behavior deep within Buzaya Forest. Their own gang members, sensing weakness, stripped them of their weapons and abandoned them to roam aimlessly in the wilderness.
The dramatic collapse, which allegedly occurred on March 27, 2025, has sent shockwaves through criminal circles, as the trio once led deadly operations, including kidnappings, village raids, and arms smuggling.
Dan Baba controlled over 50 armed fighters in Kudo village, Maru LGA, specializing in highway ambushes and cattle rustling. Abu Guddi, a feared warlord in Gidan Garba, was infamous for bloodshed and arms deals. Bello Kurma, who operated from deep inside Buzaya Forest, was known for his ties to larger terror networks.
However, their reign came to an unexpected halt when they reportedly started hallucinating, talking to themselves, and making erratic decisions.
“They went from being the most feared warlords to raving madmen overnight. Their fighters, seeing them as liabilities, took their weapons and left them behind,” said a vigilante operative tracking their activities.
Theories surrounding their mental collapse range from:
- Drug Abuse: Many bandits rely on hard drugs, which may have triggered long-term mental disorders.
- Spiritual Payback: Some locals believe divine justice has finally caught up with them after years of terrorizing innocent people.
If confirmed, the downfall of these three feared warlords could mark a turning point in the fight against banditry in Maru LGA and beyond.
“With their leaders insane and abandoned, their gangs will either scatter or seek new alliances. Security forces must seize this moment to crush them completely,” a security analyst stated.
Authorities have yet to make an official statement, but intelligence sources say surveillance is ongoing to confirm the situation and assess the impact on regional security.
For now, the once-dreaded warlords of Zamfara are no longer strategizing attacks—they are lost in their own minds, victims of a fate no one saw coming.
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