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NAF Special Forces Rescue Kidnapped Victims In Lady Kaduna

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Special Forces (SF) on Tuesday, 12 January 2022, rescued 26 kidnapped victims while on a fighting patrol along Birnin Gwari-Kaduna Road.

 

 

The rescue operation occurred when the SF came across 5 abandoned vehicles with their doors ajar near Anguwar Yako, an indication of forced removal or evacuation and likely kidnap scene.

 

 

According to a statement made available to newsmen by Air Commodore Edward Gabkwet, Director of Public Relations and Information Nigerian Air Force, further search by the SF led to the discovery of 4 different groups of victims hiding in the bushes.

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He said after a thorough search further into the hinterland, a total of  26 victims were rescued, adding that on interrogation, the victims who were traveling from Birnin Gwari to various locations including Kaduna, Minna and Kano, revealed that while enroute, large number of bandits in 3 groups suddenly appeared from the bushes from 3 different directions along the route and surrounded their vehicles.

 

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Acting on instincts,he said the SF began exploiting the general scene  of the abduction and extended for about 3 kilometres radius well into the bushes while clearing the general area, saying upon sighting the SF, about 3 kidnapped escapees suddenly came out from the bushes.

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However, on sighting the SF, the kidnappers fled into the bushes with a handful of the victims while the other majority took cover and hid in the bushes until they sighted the SF.

 

“The NAF SF have extended their operations within the area with the hope of rescuing the remaining kidnapped victims while those rescued have since been moved to the 461 NAF Hospital Kaduna for thorough medical examination.”

 

Caption:

Some of the rescued Victims 

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