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JUST IN: Army rescues Cross River commissioner from kidnappers

The Army has rescued the Commissioner for Women Affairs in Cross River, Gertrude Njar, from kidnappers’ hideout in the state.Information Guide Nigeria

This was disclosed in a statement by Army spokesperson Dorcas Aluko.


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According to THE GUARDIAN, Gertrude Njar was kidnapped on February 1 in the Mayne Avenue area, Calabar South, Cross River State.

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Aluko revealed that the troops acted on actionable intelligence on the victim’s whereabouts and laid a tacit ambush for the kidnappers around Peter Effiong Creek, Messembe, Jebs.

Aluko said, “The gallant troops tactically sprung an ambush to take the kidnappers by surprise while in search of the victim.”NYSC Portal

“In the ensuing melee, the criminals abandoned the victim and fled into the creeks.”

The Army spokesperson further added that the troops are on the trail of the fleeing criminals.

Dorcas Aluko revealed that Njar is currently receiving medical treatment and will be discharged later.

“The Commander 13 Brigade Nigerian Army commends troops for their gallantry and urges them to sustain the tempo against all criminal elements in the Brigade’s Area of Responsibility.

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“Members of the general public are also encouraged to continue providing timely and accurate information on criminal activities within their vicinities,” Aluko added.JAMB Result

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Idongesit Akpa-Ayang

Idongesit is a graduate of Communication Arts, University of Uyo. Currently working as a news reporter at InfoGuide Nigeria.

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