Gunmen Kidnap Police Officer In Bauchi

Date: 16-09-2023 9:43 pm (1 year ago) | Author: Mister Jay Wonder
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Gunmen have kidnapped one person believed to be a serving police officer in Toro Local Government Area, LGA, of Bauchi State.

The incident is coming a few hours after security agencies secured the release of 33 kidnap victims in Alkaleri LGA of the state.

Toro town, according to a source, was thrown into confusion on Friday night when the gunmen invaded the area.

It was gathered that the hoodlums fired sporadic gunshots, scaring residents before abducting a serving police officer, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, ASP.

The activities of kidnappers has affected economic activities in Toro LGA as residents are afraid of going about their businesses for fear of being kidnapped.

AIsmail Haruna Dabo, the member representing Toro Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, condemned the incident and called for calm.

He described the incident as unfortunate and regrettable considering the current economic situation in the country and assured the people of his continued legislative interventions to bring an end to the menace.

Efforts to get the reaction of the Bauchi State Police Command were not successful as SP Ahmed Wakili, the public relations officer, did not respond to phone calls.


Posted: at 16-09-2023 09:43 PM (1 year ago) | Addicted Hero
- gogoman at 16-09-2023 10:48 PM (1 year ago)
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na wa ooooooo
Posted: at 16-09-2023 10:48 PM (1 year ago) | Grande Master
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- Makodama at 17-09-2023 08:43 AM (1 year ago)
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Kidnapping started in the Niger Delta region during the military regime.The only victims back then were the foreign oil expartriates.It then spread to other parts of Southern Nigeria where only white foreigners and wealthy Nigerians were victims.Now kidnapping has come to the North where anyone could be a victim of kidnap,even a traveller who earns less than 15K a month could be a victim of kidnap in the North.Quite a pity.

Posted: at 17-09-2023 08:43 AM (1 year ago) | Gistmaniac
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