The Nasarawa State Police Command has confirmed that two of the six primary school pupils kidnapped at Alwaza, a community in Doma Local Government Area, have been rescued, adding that security operatives are trailing the suspected kidnappers to rescue the remaining victims.
Penpushing reports that the Command Public Relations Officer Rahman Nansel made this known on Saturday explaining that a joint team of police operatives, soldiers and vigilante groups successfully rescued two female of the victims unhurt.
“The police in collaboration with sister security agencies have rescued two females among the six pupils that were abducted yesterday at Alwaza Village, Doma Local Government Area. The pupils were rescued at about 1430hrs at Sabon Kwara village, Jenkwe Development Area of Obi LGA, Nasarawa State, due to sustained pressure mounted on the abductors by the combined search and rescue team’.
“The victims have been taken to the hospital for medical examination and shall be handed over to Doma Local Government Area chairman to reunite them with their parents. Details of the ongoing rescue operation will be provided later’, he added.
Penpushing further reports that it is recalled that the six pupils were abducted on their way to the school around 7 a.m. Friday, and in response to the incident the police spokesman said the operation to rescue the abducted pupils was being led by the Commissioner of Police, Maiyaki Muhammad-Baba
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