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Breaking: Eleven Captives Escape from Bandits as Troops Rescue Two others in Kaduna

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Samuel Aruwan
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August 12, 2021

Breaking: Eleven Captives Escape from Bandits as Troops Rescue Two others in Kaduna

 

Reports from security agencies have informed the Kaduna State Government that 11 hostages escaped from bandits’ camps at the outskirts of Sabon Birni town, Igabi LGA.

According to the reports, ongoing security operations dislodged many of the bandits’ camps, leaving them in disarray and enabling the escape of the hostages being held there.

Careful checks revealed that the 11 hostages are a mix of those kidnapped from Dumbin Rauga, Zaria LGA and also along the Kaduna-Zaria highway.

The escaped hostages were identified as follows:

From Dumbin Rauga (all children between ages 7 and 10):
– Fatima Sani
– Aisha Falalu
– Amina Aliyu
– Hadizatu Sani
– Bashar Falalu

From the Kaduna-Zaria road (abducted while traveling from Maiduguri to Ilorin):
– Fatima Umar
– Zara Umar (and her infant)
– Hadiza Madu Sharif
– Hauwa Ali
– Zara Madu Sharif
– Maryam Madu

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It was reported that the families of those kidnapped at Dumbin Rauga had collectively paid a ransom of Three Million Naira, but the bandits reneged on the agreement to release the captives, insisting that two motorcycles must be included in the ransom deal.

The escapees were recovered by the troops and have since been reunited with their families.

In another development, troops of Operation Safe Haven reported the rescue of two kidnapped victims, Barira Sulaiman Inusa and Isah Musa, around Kirti village of Jema’a LGA. They have also been reunited with their families.

Furthermore, the troops rescued one Mrs Chioma Amanda Silver, in Ungwan Sarki Goza village, Mariri, Lere LGA. She had been abducted by bandits who abandoned her on sighting the troops.

Receiving the reports, Governor Nasir El-Rufai expressed his satisfaction with the developments, praising the military’s efforts and the degrading effect of the onslaught on bandit hideouts across the state. He also commended the swift response of the troops to rescue the kidnapped citizens in Jema’a and Lere LGAs.

The Governor sent his prayers and best wishes to all the former hostages as they rejoined their families.

Signed

@⁨Hon Samuel Aruwan⁩

Commissioner, Ministry of Internal Security and Home Affairs, Kaduna State.

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