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Two passengers kidnapped after gunmen block Plateau road
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Two passengers kidnapped after gunmen block Plateau road

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Suspected kidnappers have abducted two passengers after blocking the Bokkos-Barkin Ladi Road in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State.

The attack occurred at about 8:40 pm. on Friday, August 28, when troops of Sector 4, Operation Enduring Peace, responded to a distress call about the incident.

In a post shared on X, counter-insurgency expert Zagazola Makama said that when the troops arrived, they found that the gunmen had blocked the road and stopped a vehicle driven by Mr Kollog Dakwan. Two passengers in the vehicle were reportedly taken away by the attackers.

The troops quickly moved into the surrounding bushes to search for the kidnappers and rescue the victims.

However, the initial search did not lead to any contact with the attackers.

Security forces are continuing the search for the abducted passengers, while efforts are also underway to arrest those behind the attack.

Patrols and surveillance have been increased along the road and in nearby areas to prevent further attacks.

The incident has raised fresh concerns about the safety of major roads in parts of Plateau State, where kidnapping and other criminal activities remain a challenge.

Operation Enduring Peace is expected to continue its search and clearance operations in the area while working with local residents to gather information that could help rescue the victims and apprehend the attackers.

Two passengers kidnapped after gunmen block Plateau road

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