Gunmen kidnap mother of First Bank Manager in Delta

Gunmen suspected to be kidnappers terrorizing Ughelli and its environs on Sunday, kidnapped the mother of a manager of a First Bank branch in Delta State, Philip Atiku, at her Oguname-Olomu residence in Ughelli South local government area of Delta State.

Advocate gathered that the victim, Madam Angelina Atiku, aged 65, was abducted by the hoodlums who stormed her residence at about 8p.m.

Though details of the incident was sketchy as at press time, sources at the scene of the incident disclosed that the arm wielding gunmen numbering four, forced her into their vehicle and sped off in an operation that lasted less than five minutes.

According to a source close to the family, “as at Monday morning, the hoodlums were yet to establish contact with the family.”

The incident is coming less than three weeks after a Peoples Democratic Party, PDP ward chairman in the area, Paul Onomuakpokpo was assassinated by yet to be identified gunmen.

Confirming the abduction of the sexagenarian when contacted, Delta State Commissioner of Police, Hafiz Inuwa said the police is aware of the matter.

He said: “I heard about it and we are doing something towards ensuring that she is rescued soonest.”

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Gunmen kidnap mother of First Bank Manager in Delta

Gunmen suspected to be kidnappers terrorizing Ughelli and its environs on Sunday, kidnapped the mother of a manager of a First Bank branch in Delta State, Philip Atiku, at her Oguname-Olomu residence in Ughelli South local government area of Delta State.

Advocate gathered that the victim, Madam Angelina Atiku, aged 65, was abducted by the hoodlums who stormed her residence at about 8p.m.

Though details of the incident was sketchy as at press time, sources at the scene of the incident disclosed that the arm wielding gunmen numbering four, forced her into their vehicle and sped off in an operation that lasted less than five minutes.

According to a source close to the family, “as at Monday morning, the hoodlums were yet to establish contact with the family.”

The incident is coming less than three weeks after a Peoples Democratic Party, PDP ward chairman in the area, Paul Onomuakpokpo was assassinated by yet to be identified gunmen.

Confirming the abduction of the sexagenarian when contacted, Delta State Commissioner of Police, Hafiz Inuwa said the police is aware of the matter.

He said: “I heard about it and we are doing something towards ensuring that she is rescued soonest.”

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