Tag: Kidnappers

Police Neutralize Notorious Wanted Kidnappers, Destroy Camps In Mpape

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On February 9, 2024, at approximately 2:40 am, the Nigeria Police Force Intelligence Bureau – Intelligence Response Team (FIB-IRT) conducted a targeted operation in response to intelligence gathered. The operatives successfully executed an attack, neutralizing numerous notorious kidnappers, among them the identified kidnapping kingpin, Musa Wada (Sabo) Magaji. The operation took place in the vicinity of Mpape, Abuja, resulting in the elimination of the criminal elements involved in kidnapping. This is according to a statement obtained from ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi the Force Public Relations officer. He said ”The team also…

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IGP-SIS Achieves Remarkable Milestones: 139 Suspects Apprehended, 154 Kidnapped Victims Rescued, and Significant Arms Seized in 2-Week Operation

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In a groundbreaking development, the recently inaugurated Special Intervention Squad (SIS) in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has achieved unprecedented success under the leadership of Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun, Over the span of two weeks, the squad’s operations have led to the apprehension of 139 suspects, the rescue of 154 kidnapped victims, and the recovery of a substantial arsenal, including 17 firearms and 604 pieces of ammunition. The SIS, launched to reinforce the security apparatus in the FCT, demonstrated its effectiveness with notable achievements. Among the confiscated items…

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21 Abducted Travelers Rescued in Kogi State Within 48 Hours by Security Operatives

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In a swift and coordinated operation, security operatives in Kogi State successfully rescued 21 kidnap victims just 48 hours after their abduction along the Ajaokuta – Itobe road on Thursday. Governor Yahaya Bello commended the efforts of the security operatives and reiterated the state’s commitment to a zero-tolerance policy for criminal activities. The rescue operation involved a joint team of security forces, including the Nigeria Police, the Nigerian Civil Defence and Security Corps, and local vigilantes, as reported by the News Agency of Nigeria. The victims, predominantly travelers, had been…

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