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Abducted Ibadan Quarry Workers, Commuter Regain Freedom

  • The four victims were rescued at about 6:20 p.m on Friday by the police, who had been combing the forest in the area

The three workers kidnapped from a quarry site in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital have been released.

Ekohotblog had reported how three workers of Megabolex Quarry in Idi Ayunre area of Ibadan and a commuter were kidnapped last Tuesday.

The four persons, however, were released on Friday by their abductors, Ekohotblog learnt.

Public Relations Officer of the State Police Command, Adewale Osifeso, confirmed the release of the victims on Saturday.

Osifeso added that the victims have been reunited with their families.

mob Ibadan

He said, “Yesterday, 09/04/2021 at 6:20pm, as a result of ceaseless and continuous combing of neighbouring bushes and abandoned structures by a combined team of personnel from the anti-kidnapping squad and local vigilantes, exerting pressure on the abductors by closing in on them along Ibadan/ Ijebu-Ode Road, we have successfully rescued alive all the victims of the 6/4/2021 abduction.

“They have been reunited with their families while investigation is on top gear to track down the abductors. Subsequent developments would be communicated.”

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