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Four kidnapped, 2 rescued, nobody killed – Kaduna police

By Gabriel Udeh,, Kaduna

Contacted, the Kaduna police command spokesman Muhammad jalige who just responded, told our Correspondent that only four people were kidnapped last night in gonin gora in kaduna state.

He however said two of the four were rescued because the bandits were unable to carry them along in bushes due to pressure from their men on their trail.

According to him, there was also alleged message of threat from bandits to the area coupled with earlier agitation to improved security situation in the place which culminated into the peaceful protest by Youth in the area, adding that no bandits Killings was recorded as being speculated.

He also said efforts were being made to improved the security situation in the area as the Command detailed (APC) Armuored Carrier Patrol to the place recently in respond to their demands.. 

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