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VIDEO: Men In Soldier Uniform Nabbed For Kidnapping As Another Victim Found In Their Car Trunk

Tgmedia by Tgmedia
February 4, 2021
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VIDEO: Men In Soldier Uniform Nabbed For Kidnapping As Another Victim Found In Their Car Trunk—-Some men in uniforms of the Nigerian Army were nabbed for kidnapping and extorting a man only for another man to be found in the trunk of their car.

The Genius Media Nigeria reports that the suspects were nabbed after one of their victims called for help.

According to reports, the suspects kidnapped a man named Paschal Oshi and took him to an unknown location in Abuja, where he was beaten and forced to transfer N220K to one of their accounts.

Paschal was later dumped in the middle of a bad road in Kubwa, Abuja, but he raised alarm before his abductors could go far.

Locals rushed after the car that couldn’t zoom off fast enough due to the poor state of the road and they were able to apprehend some of the “soldiers” while others got away.

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The uniformed men were taken to a police station where their car was searched and another victim named Jacob was found in the trunk of the car.

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A relative of one of their victims shared video and photos to Twitter while alleging that the Army is now “compromised”.

Watch the video below;

https://twitter.com/LailaIjeoma/status/1357244105722646530

The Nigerian Army has deployed 100 female soldiers of the 1 Women Special Operation Battalion to secure the Abuja-Kaduna highway.

The women soldiers will form part of Operation Thunder Strike.

According to reports, this is the first deployment as another set of 200 soldiers are expected, making a total of 300.

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