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Kidnapped Medical Doctor Regains Freedom In Kogi

October 10, 2020

By Noah Ocheni, Lokoja

One of the kidnapped medical Doctors, Dr. Yahaya Ebiloma, working with Hope Hospital Ankpa who was kidnapped on Tuesday, 6th September 2020 by some unknown gunmen has regained his freedom.

The police Command Spokesperson, DSP William Aya in a press statement on Saturday said the doctor regained his freedom at about 11.00 pm on Friday.

However, his professional colleague , Dr. Kelechi Mgbahurike, who was abducted on Wednesday from Christ the King Hospital Anyigba is yet to be left off the hook.

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