Triumph over terror: Nigerian Army Rescues Three Kidnapped Victims in Taraba State!

 Three victims who were kidnapped by bandits in Taraba State have been freed by Nigerian Army troops from the 114 Battalion (Rear) of the 6 Brigade. 

This was revealed in a statement released on Tuesday, January 30, in Jalingo by Lieutenant Olubodunde Oni, the Acting Assistant Director of Army Public Relations 6 Brigade. 

According to the statement, the forces moved in response to information about the bandits' passage from Ardo-Kola to Yoro with their victims. They then sent personnel from Apawa village in Yoro Local Government region to the region and pursued the armed group.

”We are pleased to report that the rescued individuals have been reunited with their families as we continue on the trail of the kidnappers,"

The triumphant rescue of the kidnapped victims by the Nigerian Army in Taraba State is a beacon of hope in the fight against banditry and other criminal elements. This operation not only showcases the bravery and effectiveness of the military but also underscores the importance of collaborative efforts to ensure the safety and security of communities. As the Army continues its pursuit of justice, the rescued individuals' return to their families stands as a testament to the resilience and dedication of those committed to eradicating criminal activities in the region.