Breaking: Jubilation as Army Rescues 10 Abducted from Airport Staff Quarters, Govt Releases Names

Breaking: Jubilation as Army Rescues 10 Abducted from Airport Staff Quarters, Govt Releases Names

- No fewer than ten people in Kaduna state have been rescued by security officials

- The Kaduna state government confirming the development also released the names of the victims

- It would be recalled that gunmen had stormed FAAN quarters where some members of staff and their families were abducted

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A report by Premium Times indicates that the Kaduna state government has confirmed that ten people abducted at Kaduna Airport Staff Quarters, Ifira, Igabi local government area have been rescued.

Samuel Aruwan, the state’s commissioner for internal security and home affairs made this known while addressing newsmen.

According to Aruwan, the victims were rescued by the Nigerian Army on Wednesday, March 17.

Breaking: Jubilation as Army rescues 10 abducted from airport staff quarters, govt releases names
Nigerian troops have rescued 10 people abducted from Kaduna airport staff quarters. Photo credit: @elrufai
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Legit.ng recalls that unknown gunmen attacked the staff quarters in the wee hours of Saturday, March 6, and whisked away some staff members and their families.

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According to locals near the airport, the gunmen were wielding dangerous weapons.

The bandits were reported to have gained access to the quarters through the airport runway at about 12.30 am.

The commissioner speaking further revealed the names of the abducted victims that were rescued:

1. Mr. Ilori Sunday

2. Mrs. Celestina Sunday

3. Miss Beauty Oshaibie Sunday

4. Miss Miracle Sunday

5. Miss Marvelous Sunday

6. Miss Destiny Sunday

7. Mr. Samuel Sunday

8. Miss Deborah Sunday

9. Hajiya Badiyatu Abdullahi Gambo

10. Bilkisu Gambo

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that human rights activist, Shehu Sani, raised concerns over the bandits' attack and abduction of some people at FAAN's quarters in Kaduna.

The former senator said the attack is an indication that acts of terrorism are spreading to Kaduna city.

Sani described the attack as tragic and unfortunate. He questioned how such a daring attack could occur in an area close to the Airport, security formations, and the Defence academy.

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Oluwatobi Bolashodun Oluwatobi Bolashodun is a journalist with six years of working experience in the media industry. She graduated from Babcock University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communication. Oluwatobi is a former Legit.ng Current Affairs Editor, mostly writing on political, educational, and business topics.