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Troops rescue three kidnap victims in Kebbi community

Troops of Sector 2, Operation Fansan Yamma, have rescued three kidnap victims following an operation in Sakaba local government area of Kebbi.

Troops rescue three kidnap victims in Kebbi community
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Troops of Sector 2, Operation Fansan Yamma, have rescued three kidnap victims following an operation in Sakaba local government area of Kebbi.

The media coordinator of the operation, Osoba Olaniyi, confirmed this in a statement made available on Sunday in Birnin Kebbi.

Olaniyi stated that the rescue took place on October 24, adding that two victims were rescued at Makuku Village, while one was rescued at Dankolo Village.

“The rescued victims include A’isha Aminu, 46, Sumayya Aminu, 27, and Nana Abbas, 15,” the media coordinator said.

He disclosed that the victims were subsequently handed over to the District Head of Dirindaji, Alhaji Usman Muhammad, through the Chairman of Sakaba local government area.

Olaniyi noted that the operation was concluded successfully without any incident, stressing that the troops remained committed to the protection of lives and property.

Source: NAN

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