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Gunmen Abduct Four Students in Nasarawa State University Invasion

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Gunmen Abduct Four Students in Nasarawa State University Invasion

In a distressing turn of events, the Nasarawa State Command of the Nigeria Police Force has confirmed a violent incursion in the Keffi Local Government Area, resulting in the abduction of four students from the state’s university. The assailants swiftly vanished with their captives, leaving a community in shock and apprehension.

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The Police Public Relations Officer for the state, DSP Ramhan Nansel, verified the incident, disclosing that the abduction took place in the early hours of Tuesday within Angwan Ka’are in the LGA. The assailants, armed and unidentified, carried out the operation with alarming swiftness.

Commissioner of Police, Maiyaki Baba, has since issued an urgent directive for a comprehensive manhunt to track down the perpetrators and secure the release of the victims unharmed. This development underscores the gravity of the situation and the urgent need for a swift and effective response from law enforcement agencies.

The targeted abduction of university students is a deeply troubling incident that demands immediate attention and resolution. The safety and well-being of these young individuals are of paramount concern, and efforts are underway to ensure their swift return to their families and communities.

As investigations progress, the Nasarawa State community remains on edge, awaiting updates on the status of the kidnapped students. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced in ensuring the security of citizens, particularly in regions susceptible to such criminal activities.

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