Korean national, 250 captives rescued in Zamfara, says ex-IGP

A Korean doctor, working in Tsafe Local Government Area of Zamfara State, who had been in captivity for almost seven months, has rescued.

This was disclosed by a former Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Abubakar, while briefing journalists at the Government  House, Gusau, on Wednesday.

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The former IGP, who is chairman of the nine-man Committee for Finding Solutions to Armed Banditry in Zamfara State, said also released were 250 others abducted in different parts of the state.

Abubakar said negotiations were currently ongoing to ensure that all those still in captivity were rescued alive.

He described the acceptance of the peace and dialogue initiative by the bandits and their commanders as ‘positive’ for the development of the state and therefore promised to continue to strategize with all stakeholders to bring security and total peace in the state.

 

inspector-general of police  (IGPKorean doctorMohammed AbubakarTsafe Local Government Area
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