TRUTH IS OUT! ! SEE How Army, Not Police, Rescued Abuja Kidnapped Victims
In a recent fact- checking exercise conducted by Zagazola Makama, it has been confirmed that the Nigerian Army, and not the police, successfully rescued the kidnapped victims in Bwari, Abuja.
This revelation contradicts earlier reports that credited the Nigeria Police Force with the rescue operation. The operation, carried out on January 20, was exclusively executed by the Nigerian Army’ s 197 Special Forces Battalion. Let’ s delve into the details.
According to credible information received by Zagazola, the Nigerian Army’ s 197 Special Forces Battalion responded swiftly to intelligence received at 2200 hours (10 pm). Armed with this information, the troops embarked on a rescue mission near Gurara Dam in Kachia LGA.
The troops managed to locate and rescue 12 individuals who had been left by their captors. Among the rescued were three adult females, two female children, and seven male children. The army’ s intervention was characterized by promptness and precision, ensuring the safety of the rescued parties.
However, the rescue operation was not without its challenges. On their way back with the rescued individuals, the troops encountered an ambush by suspected bandits. Despite the unexpected attack, the military personnel displayed exceptional courage and skill, managing to suppress the threat without incurring any casualties among both the rescue team and the victims.
