Soldiers Rescue Eight Kidnap Victims in Plateau State

On June 24, soldiers from the Joint Task Force Operation Enduring Peace successfully rescued eight kidnap victims from Pandam Forest in Qua Pan Local Government Area, Plateau State. The operation was initiated following credible intelligence regarding the presence of kidnappers in the area.
Captain Chinonso Oteh confirmed that troops were deployed from Namu Town to conduct offensive operations. During the operation, troops engaged in a firefight with the kidnappers, who attempted to withdraw while firing sporadically.
Three victims managed to escape earlier, and subsequent searches led to the recovery of five additional victims. The total number of rescued individuals reached eight, all of whom are currently in safe condition.
The operation underscored the troops' commitment to restoring peace and security in the region. Local communities have expressed their willingness to cooperate with security agencies to ensure the arrest of kidnappers and disrupt criminal activities.
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