News Reports Gunmen Abduct naval officer, 7 others in Akwa Ibom by Joshua Biem July 17, 2024 Published by Joshua Biem July 17, 2024 2 Gunmen on Monday night abducted a naval rating and seven other persons in Ibaka, Mbo Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State. The incident, DAILY POST learnt, happened at Classic Point Hotel, Ibaka. This is coming a few days after the driver and 18 passengers of an AKTC bus leaving Uyo for Port Harcourt, Rivers State, were abducted and their whereabouts are still unknown. The Police Public Relations Officer, Akwa Ibom State Command, Timfon John, who confirmed the abduction of the eight victims, said Commissioner of Police Waheed Ayilara had led a team of security personnel to the community, expressing hope that the victims would be rescued safely and the offenders brought to book. According to her: “When the police got the information, Commissioner of Police Waheed Ayilara led a team of security personnel to the community. “I can assure you that with that visit by the CP and other strategic approaches, normalcy will return.” Meanwhile, the Naval authorities in Akwa Ibom have yet to speak on the development Source: Daily Post 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Joshua Biem previous post Concerns Mount in Anambra Market over Collapsing Security Tower next post Stakeholders Protest Collapse of Export Seats in Zone A Lagos You may also like Three Sentenced To Death In Iran Over Killing... November 5, 2024 Killers Of Ugandan Olympian Sentenced to 35 years November 5, 2024 Gombe Snakebite Hospital Records Highest Cases In Sub-Saharan... November 5, 2024 Two Arrested For Stripping Teenage Girls Over Alleged... November 5, 2024 NDDC Begins Channelisation Of Creek In Bayelsa, Rivers November 5, 2024 NIGERIA VIOLENT CONFLICT WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT November 5, 2024 Driver killed As Police Rescue 23 Kidnap Victims... November 5, 2024 Kano Gov’t Probes Alleged Assault On Doctor By... November 5, 2024 Police Nab Man For Allegedly Beheading Father Inside... November 5, 2024 Insecurity: Over 20 schools, 23 markets closed in... October 29, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.