Men of the Nigeria Police Force
The Medical Director of a popular hospital in Delta State, has been whisked away to the unknown by the some gunmen.
Some gunmen suspected to be kidnappers have reportedly abducted the
Medical Director of the Eku Baptist Government Hospital in Eku, Ethiope
East Local Government Area of Delta State, Dr. Albert Aboloje.
According to Punch Metro, sources revealed on Friday that Dr.
Aboloje was kidnapped at about 6p.m on Thursday and whisked to an
unknown destination by a gang of arms-wielding gunmen.
A doctor attached to the hospital who confirmed the development,
said the victim had stopped to buy roasted corn when the gunmen bounced
on him and walked him into his vehicle before driving him to an unknown
location.
“He was abducted at about 6p.m on Thursday at a spot where he
had parked his car to buy roasted corn when a gang of hoodlums armed
with pump action rifles shoved him into his car and zoomed off to an
undisclosed destination,” a staff of the hospital told newsmen on Friday.
In a related development, Mrs. Susan Owumi, an officer of the
Vehicle Inspection Officers and wife of a prominent businessman in
Sapele who was abducted over a month ago has been freed by her captors.
Mrs. Owumi, who was kidnapped Sunday July 5th at her Amukpe home
near Sapele area of the state was released on Thursday amid wild
celebration by her family members.
Her abductors had earlier demanded N15m ransom.
Also, men of the Ughelli ‘A’ Division of the state Police command,
in conjunction with the Vigilante Group of Nigeria have reportedly
rescued a 17-month-old baby and her mother who were abducted by a gang
of kidnappers.
The mother of the baby, identified as Ese Elijah, were kidnapped
around Warri and whisked to Ughelli where the captors had been
negotiating with the victims’ family until they were ambushed by the
police and vigilante team on Friday morning.
Two of the gang members were reportedly arrested during the raid of their hideout at the Ekuigbo axis of the East-West road.
The State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Andrew Aniamaka,
could not be reached for confirmation, as his telephone line was said to
have been switched off.
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