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Insecurity: Gunmen kidnap pastor in Plateau

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The Plateau State Police Command has confirmed the abduction of Rev. Bung Dong at Ganawuri community, Riyom Local Government Area of the state.

Alfred Alabo, the command spokesman, confirmed the incident to newsmen on Monday in Jos.

Mr Alabo, a deputy superintendent of police, the cleric was abducted on Sunday night, alongside one James Mann, who was later rescued.

Mr Mann is the Principal of Government Secondary School Bum in Ganawuri and younger brother of the state Chief Judge, Justice David Mann.

Mr Alabo, however, said that the command had deployed armed men to the area to track down the criminals and rescue the victim.

Meanwhile, Song Moro, president, Atten Youths Movement, said that the community had been experiencing serious security challenges for a while.

According to him, no fewer than four persons have been abducted in the area recently.

He confirmed that Mr Mann was rescued by members of the vigilante group in the community from the hands of his abductors.

Mr Moro said that the abductors were demanding a ransom of N20 million for the release of the cleric.

 

 


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