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Gunmen kidnap Immigration officer at church in Edo

Unknown gunmen suspected to be bandits have kidnapped the spokesperson of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) in Edo State, Bridget Esene.

Mrs Esene was whisked away by the assailants on Sunday morning at the premises of an undisclosed Christian worship centre in the Agbor road area of Benin city, an official said.

She was reportedly trailed and yanked off her car by her captors, who scurried into a waiting vehicle with their victim.

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“She was abducted at her church premises, around Agbor road area, this morning,” a source at the NIS said.

“Her whereabouts is yet unknown, as her abductors are yet to speak with her family.”

The source, who wished to be anonymous, added: “Her car has been recovered where it was dumped at Agbor road by-pass area, and we learnt that her abductors headed towards the Benin – Auchi road axis, off the by-pass.”

The police in Edo is yet to confirm or deny the abduction.

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