Politics
Troops launch search-and-rescue operation after man’s abduction in Plateau
Troops of Operation Enduring Peace, OPEP, have launched search-and-rescue operations following the kidnapping of a person, recognized as Mr Victor Yakong, by suspected armed Fulani males in Bassa Local Government Area of Plateau State.
Security analyst, Zagazola Makama, in his put up on X on Wednesday said that safety sources mentioned the incident occurred at about 2:10 am on November 4, 2026, at Rangarassang Rantiya, the place Yakong and his colleague, recognized as Mr Nensemk Yokshak, had been reportedly attacked whereas trying to realize entry into their residence.
According to him, “The sources said troops of Sector 3, OPEP, responded to a report of the abduction and, upon arrival, established that the two men had been together when the attackers struck.”
Troops, he mentioned, working alongside Keystone personnel, subsequently launched search-and-rescue operations in suspected hideouts of the abductors.
Efforts are ongoing to trace down the perpetrators and safe Yakong’s protected launch.
-
Special Reports3 days ago“I had cars worth over ₦500m in my lot, customers’ cars worth over ₦200m were also destroyed” – Car seller recounts fireplace incident
-
News3 days agoEtsu Nupe congratulates Sultan of Sokoto on twentieth anniversary on throne
-
News3 days agoActionAid lauds FG’s ₦50,000 money help, urges transparency, accountability
-
Special Reports3 days agoNigerian Muslim girl reacts to backlash after admitting she’s materialistic and will not marry poor man







