Security operatives in Kogi State have confirmed the kidnap of a group of National Youth Service Corps members. The incident occurred while the corps members were in transit, and it has triggered a coordinated response from law enforcement.
According to police authorities, 11 of the abducted corps members have been successfully rescued. The operation involved joint teams of police officers, local vigilantes, and other security agencies who tracked the kidnappers and secured the release of the victims.
Officials said the rescued corps members are receiving medical checks and support before being reunited with their families. Their condition was described as stable, and counseling is being provided to help them recover from the ordeal.
Search efforts are still underway for the remaining corps members who are yet to be found. Police said tactical teams have been deployed to identified locations, and intelligence gathering is ongoing to ensure their safe release.
The NYSC management and Kogi State government have condemned the abduction and appealed for calm. Authorities are urging commuters and travelers on the affected routes to remain vigilant while security presence is being reinforced in the area.
Police Confirm Abduction of NYSC Members in Kogi, 11 Rescued So Far
