In a major breakthrough for regional security, gallant troops attached to Sector 3 of Operation Safe Haven have successfully tracked down and arrested a highly notorious, wanted kidnapping kingpin operating within the North-Central zone of Nigeria.
The successful anti-kidnapping raid represents a vital win for intelligence-led military activities designed to secure the state and bring prominent criminal elements to justice.
According to reliable security sources and official statements released to local journalists, the suspect, identified as 35-year-old Abubakar Ahamadu, was intercepted during a swift, highly coordinated tactical ambush. The strategic raid was executed seamlessly by officers at exactly 4:00 p.m.
Military investigators have linked Ahamadu directly to the violent abduction of retired military officer, Col. Joseph Ajanaku (rtd).
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The retired commander was forcefully taken by heavily armed gunmen along the volatile Rukuba Road axis in the Bassa Local Government Area of Plateau State.
Top intelligence sources confirmed to reporters that this arrest followed several months of sustained electronic tracking and tactical surveillance aimed at dismantling active kidnapping syndicates terrorizing residents.
The suspect is currently being held in a high-security military detention facility where tactical teams are conducting extensive profiling, interrogation, and investigations to locate other hidden cells.
The command assured the public that the suspect will be handed over to civil prosecution authorities once preliminary forensic tracking is fully completed.
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