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Army Arrests Suspected Kidnapper, Recovers AK-47 in Edo State
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kidnapping
1 source
resolved

Date of Incident

September 12, 2026

Location

Edo, Unknown

Edo State (Operation WABAIZIGAN area)

Reported

Sep 13, 2026

Description

Troops of the 4 Brigade Nigerian Army, operating under Operation WABAIZIGAN, arrested a suspected kidnapper in Edo State. During the operation, an AK-47 rifle was recovered from the suspect. The military is currently investigating the suspect to determine potential links to other criminal networks and kidnapping incidents along the route. The army remains committed to securing transportation corridors in the state.

Perpetrators

Suspected kidnapper

Incident Resolved

Sources (1)

Punch Newspapers

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"Troops of the 4 Brigade Nigerian Army, operating under Operation WABAIZIGAN, arrested a suspected kidnapper in Edo State and recovered an AK-47 rifle."

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