Few day back on Wednesdayat Ojo
Army Cantonment Lagos Nigerian beefed up security, after a two-year-old daughter of a Lieutenant Colonel
was allegedly abducted by suspected kidnappers on Tuesday afternoon
from the fort.
An investigation by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reveals that
immediately the kidnapping was discovered on Tuesday, all entries and
exits from the sprawling cantonment were shut with stern looking armed
soldiers preventing movement.
Anonymous resident of the Ojo Army Cantonment said Tuesday’s kidnapping would be
the second abduction at the barracks within a month, as another
two-year-old daughter of a Major, who was forcefully taken away from her
parents’ home in the barracks four weeks ago, had not been found.
It was learnt that the armed abductors on Tuesday left a trail of
blood, implying that one of the assailants or the victim must have been
injured during the incident.
Residents of the large cantonment are now suspecting that they could
be living with ritualists or have the criminals breaching barracks
security at will, to perpetrate such dastardly acts.
As at exactly 1.40 p.m. on Wednesday, the little girl had not been found, either dead or alive, NAN reports authoritatively.
Meanwhile, the army Public Relations Officer at 81 Div., Lagos, Lt.-Col. Kayode Ogunsanya, has confirmed the incident to NAN.
Ogunsanya also added that a number of suspects had been arrested in connection with kidnappings at the Ojo Cantonment. (NAN)e
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