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Kidnappers on the rampage in Abuja, abduct four, shoot NSCDC officer

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
October 8, 2019
in Breaking News, News
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Gunmen attack Benue communities

The Kuje Police Division in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja has confirmed the kidnap of four persons by unknown gunmen at Pegi community in Kuje Area Council.
The Divisional Crime 2-i-c Surveillance, Inspector Fidelis Urban, said in Kuje on Tuesday that an officer with the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) was also injured during the incident.
Urban said that the NSCDC officer was critically injured with bullets and machete cuts.
According to him, the civil defence personnel is receiving treatment at the Gwagwalada Teaching Hospital.
He also confirmed that the Kuje Division with a joint force from Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command were already on a search and rescue mission to ensure that the victims were rescued.
Narrating his ordeal, Mr Isaac Taiwo, the Chairman of Pegi Community Association, said the gunmen emerged from the bush and opened fire on four vehicles coming to the area.
Taiwo said gunmen and armed robbers as well as motorcycle snatchers always take advantage of the bad road linking the community to attack innocent residents, especially civil servants who reside in the area.
He called on government to fix the dilapidated road, saying that since the FCT administration relocated some residents to Pegi community in 2005, there was no good access road and infrastructure in the area.

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