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Troops rescue 5 kidnap victims, kill 2 bandits in Bauchi State

Soldiers of the Nigetian Army prosecuting anti-kidnapping and banditry operations in Bauchi State, on Thursday killed 2 kidnappers and rescued 5 victims including 4 women and a child.

The rescue of the victims followed a heavy gunfight said to have lasted about an hour.
The development was confirmed in a statement from Army headquarters by Col Sani Usman, Acting Director, Army Public Relations .
It reads, “Troops of 33 Brigade Nigerian Army on patrol at Mai Hari village, Alkaleri Local Government Area of Bauchi State Thursday afternoon had an encounter with armed bandits and kidnappers.
“After fierce exchange of gun fire, the troops killed 2 of the kidnappers and rescued 4 women and a child earlier kidnapped.
“The victims have been reunited with their families ay about 2.00pm yesterday.
“The troops have continued with patrols and raids of suspected kidnappers and armed bandits hideouts in Bauchi and Gombe States under the auspices of Operation Forest Kunama.”
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