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Troops nab wanted kidnapper kingpin in Kano

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By Linus Aleke, Abuja

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), on Tuesday, said that its troops deployed at Durbunde in Takai Local Government Area (LGA) of Kano State apprehended a 35-year-old high-profile kidnapper known as Isah Abdul.

The Service also revealed that the arrest was carried out on 19 February 2024 at about 6.30pm in a well-coordinated operation following credible intelligence on the hideout of the notorious kidnapper and his boys who were responsible for several kidnapping incidences in the area.

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NAF Spokesperson, Air Vice Marshal Edward Gabkwet, in a statement, said, preliminary investigation has since revealed that Isah Abdul and his gang were responsible for the abduction of one Yakubu Ibrahim Tagaho, popularly known as “Sarkin Noman Gaya,” on 6 April 2023, from his residence in Tagaho Village in Takai Local Government Area.

The victim, Gabkwet said was released a month later after a ransom of N30,000,000, 00 was collected.

NAF Spokesperson said: “In December 2023, the same criminal abducted two sisters and three others in the same village and released them after collecting a huge ransom. He is also responsible for several other kidnapping activities as he has strong ties to other known kidnapping gangs like the Danbul Fulaku gang that also operates in Takai LGA”.

Isah Abdul, he concluded is currently in the custody of the Nigerian Air Force, still undergoing investigations and will soon be handed over to appropriate authorities for further proceedings.

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