Kidnappers invade Army estate in Abuja, abduct 2

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Kidnappers on Thursday night stormed the Nigeria Post Army Estate in Abuja, abducting two residents.

The victims include the wife and one of the in-laws of one Barrister Cyril Adikwu.

The incident, according to a neighbour of the victims, occurred around 10:00 p.m. in the Phase 2 area of the estate.

The neighbour, Austine John, recounted the harrowing experience, stating that the kidnappers entered the estate, shooting sporadically, and abducted the two while the Adikwu managed to escape.

John described the traumatic events, stressing the fear among residents throughout the night, with security measures being taken by the estateโ€™s management and the subsequent arrival of army personnel.

He said, โ€œIt all started at about 10:00. We suddenly started hearing gunshots, and immediately we knew something was wrong. I quickly went out to make sure my gate was well locked.

โ€œThen we heard the gunshot in the barristerโ€™s house, and then we alerted the estateโ€™s management, who immediately swung into action. In a short time, army people came around and started shooting too, but before they came, the kidnappers had taken the wife and one of the in-laws of the barrister.

โ€œThis is really traumatising because we could not sleep throughout the night due to fear of the kidnappers coming back. President Tinubu should please help Nigerians put an end to this barbaric act by the kidnappers.โ€ (Leadership)

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