Police rescue 41 kidnapped persons


The police in Zamfara have announced
the rescue of 41 persons kidnapped
last week by armed


bandits in Maru
local government area of the state.
The Commissioner of Police, Mr Shaba
Alkali, made the announcement on
Wednesday in Gusau while addressing
newsmen.
He said that the 41 kidnapped victims
including a police inspector from the
state command were returned in good
condition of health, adding that no
ransom was paid to facilitate their
release.
He explained that `security strategic
measures’ employed by joint security
personnel who mounted pressure on
the hoodlums facilitated the safe
return of the victims.
Alkali warned armed bandits
operating in the state to relocate or
surrender, saying “very soon we are
going to come out in full force to fight
them.”
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
reports that the abductors had earlier
told Gov. Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara to
release 400 cows recovered from them
by the joint security patrol before they
would release the 41 victims.

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