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Gunmen Kill Lalong’s Aide’s Stepbrother, Abduct Stepmother, One other

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3 years ago

Mar 20, 2022.

Gunmen have killed one Fwangshak Plang, identified as the step brother of the Special Adviser on Public Affairs to the Plateau State Governor, Diket Plang, in the Pankshin Local Government Area of the state.
The late Plang was said to have been killed when assailants, suspected of being kidnappers, stormed Takas village on Friday night.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that gunmen have killed one Fwangshak Plang, identified as the step brother of the Special Adviser on Public Affairs to the Plateau State Governor, Diket Plang, in the Pankshin Local Government Area of the state.

The late Plang was said to have been killed when assailants, suspected of being kidnappers, stormed Takas village on Friday night.

Solomon Dickson, a resident of the community, told our correspondent on Saturday that the attacker stormed the governor’s aide’s home and kidnapped his stepmother and a girl.

Dickson went on to say that the late Plang, who had been sleeping, was woken up by the noise in the compound and was attacked when he went outside to see what was going on.

“It was last night (Friday) that the gunmen came and attacked the house of Diket Plang, who is a special adviser to the governor. When they (kidnappers) arrived at his house in Takas that night, the governor’s aide was not in the house at the time. So, they broke into the apartment where his stepmother and a young girl staying with her were sleeping and abducted them.

“So, the step-brother, Fwangshak Plang, who was woken up by the noise in the compound from another apartment where he was sleeping came out to know what was happening. The kidnappers, on sighting him, attacked him and wounded him badly.

“Unfortunately this morning, (Saturday), he just died from the injury inflicted on him. As I’m talking to you, we have not seen the stepmother of the governor’s aide and the young girl staying with her since they were taken away by the kidnappers last night. And we don’t know where they have taken them to. The incident is really very unfortunate,” he said.

The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Ubah Ogaba, could not be reached as of the time of filing this report as he did not respond to phone calls.

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