TRENDING
Barca sign Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund for €29m • Court jails two, fines company for illegal mining in Kwara • BNI allegedly detains two over launch of NPP's Lions Security group in Bolgatanga • Bekwai MP Ralph Poku-Adusei donates roofing sheets to restore Behenase classrooms • Fire guts electronics section of Justrite superstore in Lagos • Two years after the Mathare floods, survivors are safe but still scarred • Trump’s letter to Tinubu not an endorsement, says Timi Frank • Court stops EFCC’s planned probe of Oyo finances, faults ‘fishing expedition’ • TikTok removes more than 884,000 videos in Kenya over guideline violations • Police investigating viral confrontation involving officer and towing personnel — KMA • Jeshi la China, JWTZ wanavyoshirikiana kiulinzi • Bagudu woos Denmark, seeks deeper trade, investment ties • Kumasi: Police arrest two suspects after seizing 100 parcels of suspected narcotics hidden in fertilizer sacks • Police arrest 22 suspected drug dealers in Delta, rescue two minors • France to unveil new coach July 28 as Zidane waits in wings • Transfer: Jackson open to joining Chelsea’s EPL rivals • Katsina Denies Recruiting 2,158 Teachers Under TESS Project • Wike asked Fubara to sack Rivers SSG, Gov’s CoS – Robinson Ewor claims • Iyabo Ojo Just Made a Strong Case for Turquoise and Purple Aso Ebi • PHOTOS: Fire guts popular store in Lagos • Barca sign Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund for €29m • Court jails two, fines company for illegal mining in Kwara • BNI allegedly detains two over launch of NPP's Lions Security group in Bolgatanga • Bekwai MP Ralph Poku-Adusei donates roofing sheets to restore Behenase classrooms • Fire guts electronics section of Justrite superstore in Lagos • Two years after the Mathare floods, survivors are safe but still scarred • Trump’s letter to Tinubu not an endorsement, says Timi Frank • Court stops EFCC’s planned probe of Oyo finances, faults ‘fishing expedition’ • TikTok removes more than 884,000 videos in Kenya over guideline violations • Police investigating viral confrontation involving officer and towing personnel — KMA • Jeshi la China, JWTZ wanavyoshirikiana kiulinzi • Bagudu woos Denmark, seeks deeper trade, investment ties • Kumasi: Police arrest two suspects after seizing 100 parcels of suspected narcotics hidden in fertilizer sacks • Police arrest 22 suspected drug dealers in Delta, rescue two minors • France to unveil new coach July 28 as Zidane waits in wings • Transfer: Jackson open to joining Chelsea’s EPL rivals • Katsina Denies Recruiting 2,158 Teachers Under TESS Project • Wike asked Fubara to sack Rivers SSG, Gov’s CoS – Robinson Ewor claims • Iyabo Ojo Just Made a Strong Case for Turquoise and Purple Aso Ebi • PHOTOS: Fire guts popular store in Lagos
DSS, Security Forces Rescue Four Remaining Kidnapped Polytechnic Students
Back to Home

DSS, Security Forces Rescue Four Remaining Kidnapped Polytechnic Students

Channels TV about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Department of State Security Services (DSS) and security forces in Zamfara State have rescued the four remaining abducted students. 

The students, from the Federal Polytechnic, Kaura Namoda, in Zamfara, were kidnapped on June 3, 2026. 

They were abducted from their off-campus hostel in the community. 

In a statement, the DSS said the students regained their freedom during a coordinated intelligence-led operation. 

The agency said the rescue was done without the payment of ransom. One of the suspected abductors was arrested, with others killed. 

The abducted victims were among six persons taken from their hostel in the Kaura Namoda community. 

While two had regained their freedom, four others were still in the captors’ den until they were rescued by security forces. 

The development follows the rescue of an abducted professor of Nasarawa State Polytechnic in Keffi by DSS operatives.

The post DSS, Security Forces Rescue Four Remaining Kidnapped Polytechnic Students appeared first on Channels Television.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article

Comments (0)

Want to join the discussion?

Sign in to post comments and engage with the community.

Be the first to comment!

Human Trafficking

View All

Drug Trafficking

View All
AD

Insecurity

View All

Cyber Crime

View All
AD
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.