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Kidnappers Announce Their Arrival In Abuja Before Abducting 4 Family

Gunmen, suspected to be kidnappers, invaded and kidnapped four family members in Shadadi community of Kuje Area Council, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja early Wednesday morning.

Some residents who spoke with newsmen, explained that the incident happened at about 1 a.m.

The suspected kidnappers had shot sporadically into the air, announcing their arrival.

A relative to the abductees, who preferred anonymity, said that the kidnappers, numbering 10 forcefully gained entrance into the house after pulling down the widow burglary.

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“Immediately they entered at about 1. a.m., they told everybody in the house to lie down with each of them pointing their guns at each member of the family.

“The next thing they did was that they demanded a bag in the house and when one of the family members brought a bag, they rejected it and demanded a particular one.

“The family member went inside the room and brought another bag that they accepted and abducted the husband, one of his daughters, his brother and his sister-in-law,” he said.

He appealed to security agencies, particularly the police to come to the aide of the abductees to ensure their safe release.

Mrs Joy Adogo, a resident of the community and a neighbour to the abductees, expressed shock over the incident.

She said that several of the abductors were all over the environment while about 10 were inside the house.

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“They were numbering about 30 when I saw them going through my window and it was not a good experience. My appeal is for the police to step in to ensure their safe release,” she said.

Adogo called for improved security patrol, adding that the recent incident was the third within six months in the community.

When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), DSP Josephine Adeh, said she had not been briefed.

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