Troops Rescue Abducted Immigration Officers from Terrorists
Nigerian troops successfully invaded a terrorists' hideout, rescuing abducted Immigration officers David Iorwuese, James Orasuur, and Oliver. The victims were freed in a coordinated mission in Tse Tembe, Adamawa Village, Azendeshi Council Ward.
The kidnappers abandoned the captives upon the troops' arrival, ensuring the officers' safe rescue. Major General Moses Gara commended the troops for their professionalism and quick response, emphasizing the Operation Whirl Stroke's commitment to safeguarding lives and enhancing food security in Benue and neighboring states.
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