Another Kidnapped Victim Rescued in Abuja, Video Shows

Another Kidnapped Victim Rescued in Abuja, Video Shows

  • The Nigerian Police Force has been seen in a video rescuing another victim of a kidnapper in Sabon-Lugbe area of Abuja
  • Deji Adeyanju, a journalist who shared the video on social media, identified the victim as Suleiman Sabo, adding that he was kidnapped along with his wife last week Thursday
  • In the video, the police were seen obstructing the people in the community from unleashing jungle justice on the kidnapper before he was taken away

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FCT, Abuja - The Nigeria Police Force has reportedly rescued another kidnapped victim who was seriously beaten by his abductor, as seen in a viral video.

Deji Adesogan, a media personality, who shared the video of the rescue mission, identified the name of the victim as Suleiman Sabo, and he was reportedly kidnapped last week Thursday, January 18 in Abuja.

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Police rescue another kidnapped victim in Abuja Photo Credit: Nigeria Police Force
Source: Twitter

How Suleiman Sabo was kidnapped in Abuja and rescued by the police

According to Adesogan, Sabo was kidnapped around the Sabon-Lugbe area of the Federal Capital Territory and was successfully rescued by the police. A voice in the background of the video the victim was kidnapped along with his wife, but his wife escaped from the kidnappers.

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The people in the area were holding sticks, trying to unleash jungle justice on the kidnapper, but the police stopped them as he was apprehended and taken away.

The tweet reads:

"UPDATE: Mr Suleiman Sabo, who was kidnapped last week Thursday around Sabon-Lugbe in Abuja, was successfully rescued today from Kidnappers in Sauka, along Airport Road, Abuja."

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Details of the kidnapping of Abuja's six sisters

The rescuing of Sabo came barely 24 hours after the police rescued five of the six sisters who were kidnapped alongside their father in Abuja over two weeks ago.

Their father was released to bring N60 million for the ransom of the six girls. The father, who could not raise the money, begged Nigerians to help him. While the money contributed to him was not enough to secure the release of the girl, the kidnappers killed the eldest one.

The police had swung to action and assured Nigerians that they would get rid of kidnappers' activities across the country.

See the video of the rescue of Sabo here:

Gunshots as police rescue victim abducted In Abuja, arrest kidnapper

Legit.ng earlier reported that the police in Kaduna have said a kidnapper has been arrested, while three other members of the gang were being trailed.

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According to the police, the kidnapped victim, identified as Segun Akinyemi, was rescued after when he was taken away to Kano.

ASP Mansir Hassan, the spokesperson of Kaduna state police command, said the force was alerted soon after Segun was kidnapped on driving out of his estate.

Source: Legit.ng

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Bada Yusuf (Politics and Current Affairs Editor) Yusuf Amoo Bada is an accomplished writer with 7 years of experience in journalism and writing, he is also politics and current affairs editor with Legit.ng. He holds B.A in Literature from OAU, and Diploma in Mass Comm. He has obtained certificates in Advance Digital Reporting, News Lab workshop, Journalism AI Discovery. He previously worked as Editor with OperaNews. Legit’s Best Editor of the Year for Politics and Current Affairs Desk (2023). Contact: bada.yusuf.amoo@corp.legit.ng