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NSA Reunites 128 Rescued Kidnap Victims With Families

Tarkaa David by Tarkaa David
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The National Security Adviser (NSA), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu has reunited 128 rescued kidnap victims with their families in Abuja.

The victims comprising male, female and children, were rescued by security forces in two different operations at Kaura Namoda in Zamfara State.

Ribadu also disclosed that the victims will be treated for trauma and helped to settle down in their communities.

While commending security forces for the rescue operations, the NSA assured that the perpetrators will be hunted and brought to justice.

He warned “Llet us take politics out of security challenges.”

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Earlier, National Coordinator of National Counter Terrorism Centre, (NCTC), Major General Adamu Laka said one of the rescued children died due to illness, while a premature baby delivered during the rescue operation was under incubation at a medical facility.

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Tarkaa David

Tarkaa David is a Senior Reporter at Leadership Newspaper with 10 years of journalism experience, specialising in defence and security reporting. He is known for clear, informed, and reliable coverage of these sensitive beats. He shares insights on X at @ShimaTalks.

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