Sokoto Indigene Abducted by Terrorists Rescued by Police
The Nigeria Police Force has rescued a 23-year-old indigene of Sokoto State who was abducted by terrorists and held captive for 8 days.
The victim, who was kidnapped from Gatawa village in Sabon-Birni Local Government Area of Sokoto State, was rescued by police operatives in Niger State on May 22.
According to a statement released by the Police Spokesman, Superintendent Wasi’u Abiodun, the victim was found wandering around the forest by men of the 12PMF stationed at Mararaban Dan-daudu Pin-down point at about 11am. After questioning, the victim was taken to Gwada Division for further interview, where he revealed the shocking details of his abduction.
The victim told police that he was kidnapped along with his father from their village in Sokoto State.
He spent 8 harrowing days in captivity, subjected to unknown conditions and treatment by his terrorist abductors.
The police spokesperson confirmed that the victim has been reunited with his family and is currently receiving medical attention and counseling to help him recover from his traumatic ordeal.
The rescue operation is a significant achievement for the Nigeria Police Force, which has been working tirelessly to combat terrorism and kidnapping in the region.
The police have vowed to continue their efforts to protect citizens and bring those responsible for the abduction to justice.
The incident highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region, where terrorist groups have been known to operate.
The police have urged citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
The rescue of the Sokoto State indigene is a welcome relief to his family and community, who had been living in fear and uncertainty since his abduction.
The police have assured the public that they will do everything in their power to prevent such incidents in the future and to bring those responsible to justice.
The Nigeria Police Force has assured citizens that they are committed to protecting them from terrorism and kidnapping.
The police have urged anyone with information about suspicious activities to come forward and report to the authorities.
The police have also promised to provide support and protection to victims of abduction and their families.
