Security Agencies Rescue Three Zamfara Clerics

Security agencies rescue three Zamfara clerics (News Central TV) Security agencies rescue three Zamfara clerics (News Central TV)
Security agencies rescue three Zamfara clerics.
 Credit: The Guardian Nigeria News

The Office of the National Security Adviser, the Department of State Services, and the Nigeria Police Force successfully rescued three Islamic clerics kidnapped while travelling to attend a special prayer session for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Zamfara State.

Heavily armed bandits originally abducted six Imams on September 12 along the Dakko-Damri feeder road near Sububu Forest before demanding a ₦30 million ransom.

Senior security operatives confirmed that an intelligence-led operation freed three of the victims unharmed.

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Following medical evaluations and security debriefings, authorities reported the clerics are in stable condition and are preparing for formal reunification with their families through the Zamfara State Government.

Zamfara State Police Commissioner Ahmad Muhammad Bello praised the inter-agency collaboration that enabled the operation.

Security agencies rescue three Zamfara clerics (News Central TV)
The clerics, identified among the group as Imam Yahuza, Magawata Abdullahi, Malam Shehu Dakko, Imam Bala Fagon and Na’ibi Tasi’u. Credit: Channels Television

Meanwhile, joint security teams continue active field operations across the region to track down the kidnappers and secure the release of the three remaining clerics still in captivity.

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