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BREAKING: Gunmen Abduct Seven Naval Officers From Kaduna In Edo

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Gunmen have abducted Seven officers of the Nigerian Navy in Edo State.

The security operatives were abducted while travelling to Delta from Kaduna.

According to Daily Trust, the police has rescued five of the said officers abducted.

The officers from a Naval Base in Kaduna state were said to have been abducted on Sapele-Warri road.

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A source said the naval officers were on their way to Navy Engineering College, Sapele in Delta State.”

This incidence follows the release of pictures of soldiers allegedly abducted in Yobe State by the Islamic State of West Africa Province recently .

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