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Troops rescue kidnap victims in Kogi, intensify hunt for terrorists

by ALI KANO
June 4, 2026
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Troops rescue kidnap victims in Kogi, intensify hunt for terrorists
Victims of the kidnap incident shortly after their rescue by soldiers

Victims of the kidnap incident shortly after their rescue by soldiers

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Troops of 12 Brigade of the Nigerian Army under 2 Division have rescued two kidnap victims following a swift response to a kidnapping incident in Egbe, Yagba West Local Government Area of Kogi State.

The Acting Assistant Director of Army Public Relations, Lieutenant Hassan Abdullahi,  said in a press statement this Wednesday that the incident occurred in the late hours of June 3, 2026 when terrorists invaded a residence near Solid Rock School in Ijalu, Egbe, and abducted five members of a family, including a woman, her infant child and three others.

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He said: “Upon receiving the distress report, troops immediately mobilised in conjunction with members of the Vigilante Group of Nigeria (VGN), launching a pursuit operation along the terrorists’ withdrawal route.

“The sustained pressure mounted by the security team forced the terrorists to abandon Mrs Adekemi Idowu and her six month old child near Oro axis before fleeing into the surrounding area.”

Abdullahi said the rescued victims were safely returned to their residence, while troops “have continued aggressive search operations aimed at rescuing the remaining victims and apprehending the perpetrators.”

He added: “The Nigerian Army remains committed to protecting lives and property and urges members of the public to continue providing timely and credible information to support ongoing security operations.”

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