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The Nigerian Army has successfully rescued 30 farmers who were kidnapped by bandits in Tudun Wada, located in the Bena district of the Danko-Wasagu Local Government Area in Kebbi State.
This information was shared by security analyst Bakastine via his X account on Saturday. He reported that the victims, who had been taken while tending to their farms, were freed unharmed after the troops pursued the abductors into the forest.
“This afternoon, soldiers in Kebbi State have rescued 30 farmers who were abducted in the Tudun Wada Bena district of Danko-Wasagu LGA. The victims were kidnapped while they were working on their farms. Troops tracked the gunmen into the bush and successfully liberated all captives unharmed. Operations are still ongoing,” the post stated.
Sources indicate that the victims' release was made possible by the swift response of the troops, who engaged the bandits in a well-coordinated search-and-rescue operation.
Residents in the vicinity praised the efforts of the security personnel, describing the rescue as a significant relief after weeks of anxiety over the increasing number of abductions in southern Kebbi.
Ongoing security operations in the area aim to eliminate any remaining suspects and restore lasting peace.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to the farmers in Kebbi State?
The Nigerian Army rescued 30 farmers who were kidnapped by bandits while they were working on their farms in Tudun Wada, Kebbi State.
How were the farmers rescued?
The farmers were rescued unharmed after the troops tracked the abductors into the forest and engaged them in a coordinated search-and-rescue operation.
What is the community's reaction to the rescue?
Residents expressed gratitude towards the security operatives, viewing the rescue as a relief amid rising tensions due to abductions in the region.
Are security operations still ongoing?
Yes, security operations are ongoing in the area to eliminate any remaining suspects and restore peace.
