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Nigeria: Troops Of 3 Brigade Rescue 7 Kidnapped Victim’s In Tsanyawa

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BY SUNDAY SAMUEL— Gallant troops of Operation MESA comprising personnel of  3 Brigade Nigerian Army in conjunction with the Nigerian Air Force and Nigerian Police have  successfully rescued 7 victims from the bandits who had already killed a 60-year-old woman in the area.

According to to statement posted via its official X account, that  while on fighting patrol at about 2300 hours, received a distressed call from Yankamaye Cikin Gari village in Tsanyawa Local Government Area on bandits activities. The troops who responded swiftly made contact with the bandits and l victims from the bandits who had already killed a 60-year-old woman in the area.

Upon receiving the information the troops pursued the bandits along their withdrawal route towards Rimaye, engaged them with a high volume of fire, and swiftly rescued the abducted victims. However 4 of the kidnapped victims are still unaccounted for.

The bandits fled towards Kankia LGA in Katsina State and efforts are ongoing to track their location.

The Commander, 3 Brigade,  commended the troops for their bravery and prompt response.

He urged members of the public to continue to cooperate with security agencies by providing timely and credible information that could assist the ongoing operations.

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