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Army confirms abduction of a serving Colonel in Kaduna

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
March 27, 2016
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Nigerian Army

The Nigeria Army on Sunday confirmed the abduction of its serving senior officer, Col. Samaila Inusa, in Kaduna.
The confirmation is contained in a statement on Sunday in Kaduna.
The statement, signed by Col Usman Abdul, Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, 1 Division, said that Inusa was a serving officer at the Nigerian Army School of Infantry in Jaji, Kaduna.
It said his abductors kidnapped him at Kamazo, Chikkun Local Government Area near NNPC junction, Kaduna.
The statement said his abductors dropped off his wife and “left with him in his car and headed towards Abuja.’’
“They are in a Mercedes Benz GLK Black colour with registration number Abuja, KUJ 154 TZ.

“This happened at about 7:30pm on Saturday 26 March 2016,’’ it said.

The statement pleaded with the public with useful information or assistance to assist in tracking the abductors by calling these numbers 08033865572 , 08030489203, 08023445961, 07038025282 and 08058130703.

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