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Hunters Kill Two Kidnappers, Rescue Victims In Kogi

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Hunters Kill Two Kidnappers, Rescue Victims In Kogi

The Kogi State Government on Sunday, confirmed the killing of two kidnappers and the rescue of victims by hunters.

This was contained in a statement by the Special Assistant on Media to Okehi Local Government Chairman, King Habib.

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He said the bandits were killed in Okehi during an exchange of gunfire with security operatives, who were combing the bush to rescue some kidnap victims.

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