Categories: Security

FHA Director Abducted In Abuja

Suspected bandits have kidnapped a director at the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Aondo Ver. 

According to a source, the incident happened at Pambara New Extension, Bwari Central Area of FCT around 12:30 am on Thursday.

Pambara New Extension is about 200 metres away from the military camp and checkpoint in Bwari.

kidnappers were said to have gained access through the fence after cutting the barb wires.

It was also gathered that all attempts by the vigilantes in the area to rescue the victim proved abortive due to lack of sophisticated weapons.

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All efforts to get the reactions of the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh were futile.

She didn’t respond to calls and text messages put across to her.

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