TRENDING
Anglican bishop urges church leaders to speak against bad governance • AG, GBA clash at Ada Bar conference over 'political comments' • CSSPS resolution centres extended to September 18 over outstanding placement cases • The Legal Case of Somaliland Secession from Somalia • Raheem Sterling pleads guilty to dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide • Ondo: Police, Amotekun apprehend three suspected kidnappers, rescue two victims • Emir’s Killing: Group calls for investigation into election violence in Osun • Ex-UFC champ Cejudo set to box 'Euphoria' actor • Police arrest three kidnappers, rescue two victims in Ondo • Labour Party names new Sokoto gov candidate • Yayi threatens legal action over alleged Ekiti origin claims • Unions reject TUC suspension, demand reversal of King’s College concession • Machinga Arusha wabanwa, wasainishwa makubaliano kutoingia hifadhi za barabara • 30 ships carrying fuel, food, other goods expected at Lagos ports – NPA • Cartoon: ‘Blink, and petrol become N2,000 per litre’ • US Supreme Court blocks Trump’s stricter mail voting rules • ‘I started acting four years before Pete Edochie’ — Lere Paimo counters actor’s seniority claim • Wanaolalamika kuvunjiwa nyumba wadaiwa si wamiliki halali • Tabora yaweka mkazo stadi za KKK kwa watu wazima, Memkwa • Travel Advisory: Diversion Imminent as Maiden Victoria Island Carnival Promises Cultural Spectacle • Anglican bishop urges church leaders to speak against bad governance • AG, GBA clash at Ada Bar conference over 'political comments' • CSSPS resolution centres extended to September 18 over outstanding placement cases • The Legal Case of Somaliland Secession from Somalia • Raheem Sterling pleads guilty to dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide • Ondo: Police, Amotekun apprehend three suspected kidnappers, rescue two victims • Emir’s Killing: Group calls for investigation into election violence in Osun • Ex-UFC champ Cejudo set to box 'Euphoria' actor • Police arrest three kidnappers, rescue two victims in Ondo • Labour Party names new Sokoto gov candidate • Yayi threatens legal action over alleged Ekiti origin claims • Unions reject TUC suspension, demand reversal of King’s College concession • Machinga Arusha wabanwa, wasainishwa makubaliano kutoingia hifadhi za barabara • 30 ships carrying fuel, food, other goods expected at Lagos ports – NPA • Cartoon: ‘Blink, and petrol become N2,000 per litre’ • US Supreme Court blocks Trump’s stricter mail voting rules • ‘I started acting four years before Pete Edochie’ — Lere Paimo counters actor’s seniority claim • Wanaolalamika kuvunjiwa nyumba wadaiwa si wamiliki halali • Tabora yaweka mkazo stadi za KKK kwa watu wazima, Memkwa • Travel Advisory: Diversion Imminent as Maiden Victoria Island Carnival Promises Cultural Spectacle
Police Rescue Two Kidnapped Victims, Neutralise Three Gunmen
Back to Home

Police Rescue Two Kidnapped Victims, Neutralise Three Gunmen

This Day about 3 hours 2 mins read

Laleye Dipo in Minna

The Niger State Police Command has rescued two kidnapped victims after a fierce battle with the kidnappers in the Wawa forest of Borgu Local Government Area of the state.

According to the command, three of the kidnapers were neutralized, while others escaped with gunshot injuries.

Police Public Relations Officer, SP Wasiu Abiodun, on Monday said the rescued victims were abducted from Wako village with the kidnapers demanding ransom.

Based on this report, Abiodun said in a statement, said the surveillance team attached to New-Bussa Area Command commenced investigation and mobilized with some vigilante men to Wawa forest for the rescue operation.

He added that In the course of this, the suspected kidnappers were intercepted and there was a gun battle between the team and the hoodlums, adding that consequently, the two abducted victims were rescued unhurt, while three suspects amongst the hoodlums were neutralized.

He said other kidnappers escaped with bullet injuries, adding that the victims have been “debriefed and further investigation is ongoing”.

Abiodun also disclosed that one Mohammed Jamiu was arrested at a students hostel in Bida in connection with the discovery of 27 pieces of suspected fake N1,000 notes,

some charms, a calabash and a red cloth.

He said the suspect claimed he sold his motorcycle and that part of the proceeds from the business were the fake N1,000 notes.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

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

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.