Cursory: Enugu State kidnap victims released, see details below.


The former Secretary to the Enugu State Government, SSG Dr. Dan Shere, has been set free by his abductors.
Also released were a number of University of Nigeria Nsukka, UNN, students who were also kidnapped along the Ugwogo/Opi by-pass.
Shere was abducted on Thursday alongside other road users and passengers.
However, Shere and the other captives were released on Saturday evening, which caused excitement throughout the entire town of Nsukka Local Government Area of the state. Residents trooped to his Opi residence where they celebrated his freedom.
Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State visited the scene of the incident on Friday and gave directives to clear the whole bush with immediate effect.
It is still unclear how much was paid to secure his freedom. But the Enugu State Government moved bulldozers into the location Saturday morning, clearing the thick forest.
Some prominent people in Enugu have accused soldiers and police men of masterminding the kidnappings along the Ugwogo/Opi highway.
They called for the transfer of the GOC 82 Division Enugu, the Commissioner of Police and Director of Department for State Security, DSS.
They also demanded that all the security operatives on duty when the incidents took place should be probed.
All effort made to get the reaction of Enugu State police command spokesman, Daniel Ndukwe was aborted as he refused to reply messages sent to him many hours before filing the report.
Read Also: Twitter User Reveals How UNN Student Was kidnapped Despite Her Extreme Efforts to Avoid It
ALLSCHOOL TEAM
Stories You Shouldn't Have Missed:
- ABUAD Will Continue Admitting Students Below 18 Years – Afe Babalola
- Nigerian man wins scholarship without Bachelor’s degree, travels abroad for the first time in his life
- Female Corp Member, Five Others Feared Dead In Bayelsa Boat Accident
- Enthusiastic Lecturer Showcases Wigwe University’s Stunning Nightlife, Fascinates Many Nigerians
- Faizah Jaji: From Paying Own JAMB Fees to Graduating with First Class in Accounting
- African Student Stranded in Canada as Friend Fails to Pick Her Up
- LASU Student Wins LASEPA Essay Competition
Join Our 500,000+ Community:
Thank you so much for reading. We will appreciate it if you share this with your loved ones.