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FCT Police arrest ex-convict, 3 other suspected kidnappers, foil attacks on 1st October 

FCT Police arrest ex-convict, 3 other suspected kidnappers, foil attacks on 1st October 

By Faith AM 

The Anti-Kidnapping Unit of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT Police Command on 1st October 2024, acting on credible intelligence, trailed and arrested four notorious kidnappers who have been terrorising the Federal Capital Territory.

The suspects were YAU SANI, a.k.a. Baba (an ex-convict), NUHU, a.k.a. Giwa, KABIRU MOHAMMED, and YUSUF HASSAN have been arrested at their criminal hideout in Sauka, Abuja living within the general population.

The suspects confessed to being responsible for a series of kidnappings of unsuspecting residents in FCT and its environs including killing of seven victims in the process.

“These gangs have attacked Dakwa, Dawaki, Aco estate, Dupe Village, Zuma rock, Kuchiko village and some villages in Niger and Kaduna. They also led Police operatives to another hideout in Gauraka Forest, Suleja, Niger State, where they dug out four AK-47 rifles, 13 AK-47 magazines, 162 rounds of 7.6 mm live ammunition”, according to a statement by the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh and made available to FMBlog on Wednesday morning.

She said the suspects also confessed their intending plans to attack some government institutions and estates within the FCT, which have been proactively prevented by the Command. 

“The Command wishes to reiterate its commitment to stamping out crime and criminality within the FCT. It urges members of the public to report any suspicious or unusual activities to the following police *emergency lines: 08032003913, 08028940883, 08061581938, and 07057337653.* For complaints, please contact PCB at 09022222352 or CRU at 08107314192”, SP Josephine Adeh added.

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