Nigerian security forces rescue more than 300 abductees
The victims were rescued from the Kainji Lake National Park in Niger State in an operation involving the military, police, intelligence unit and the National Counter-Terrorism Centre. Those freed include 163 people abducted during a February attack on the Woro community in Kwara State, where scores were killed. At least 145 others had been taken in Niger State.
- ▪The victims were rescued from the Kainji Lake National Park in Niger State in an operation involving the military, police, intelligence unit and the National Counter-Terrorism Centre.
- ▪Those freed include 163 people abducted during a February attack on the Woro community in Kwara State, where scores were killed.
- ▪At least 145 others had been taken in Niger State.
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Nigerian security forces rescue more than 300 abducteesImage source, ReutersImage caption, The aftermath of the attack on the village of Woro in Kwara State in FebruaryByMakuochi OkaforWest Africa Reporter, Lagos, NigeriaPublished29 minutes agoMore than 300 people abducted in separate attacks in Nigeria have been rescued, the country's presidency says, in what it describes as its largest single-day operation by joint security forces. The victims were rescued from the Kainji Lake National Park in Niger State in an operation involving the military, police, intelligence unit and the National Counter-Terrorism Centre. Those freed include 163 people abducted during a February attack on the Woro community in Kwara State, where scores were killed.
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