…Hunters await govt’s approval to rescue victims
…NURTW commences e-tracking of vehicles
By Ola Ajayi, Shina Abubakar & James Ogunnaike
The high-level insecurity in the country, which has culminated in the spate of kidnappings in Ogun State, has compelled health workers in the state, under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives, NANNM, and Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, to withdraw their services from public health institutions.
This came on a day some bandits, yesterday, abducted three women at Onipe community in Idi Ayunre area of Ibadan, Oyo State.
But as a way of ensuring safety on highways in the South-West, President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Tajudeen Baruwa, stated that the union has embarked on electronic tracking of its cars.
Kidnappings, killings: Doctors, nurses on strike in Ogun
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…Hunters await govt’s approval to rescue victims
…NURTW commences e-tracking of vehicles
By Ola Ajayi, Shina Abubakar & James Ogunnaike
The high-level insecurity in the country, which has culminated in the spate of kidnappings in Ogun State, has compelled health workers in the state, under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives, NANNM, and Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, to withdraw their services from public health institutions.
This came on a day some bandits, yesterday, abducted three women at Onipe community in Idi Ayunre area of Ibadan, Oyo State.
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The National President of Soludero Hunters Association of Nigeria, Oba Nureni Anabi, said he and his men are awaiting directives from the Oyo State government to go in search of the kidnap victims
By Ola Ajayi
SOME bandits have again abducted three women at Onipe Community, Idi Ayunre area of Ibadan on Monday.
According to information gathered, the hoodlums who reportedly hid in the bush suddenly emerged and started shooting to scare people away.
While the shooting was on, the bandits were said to have held the three women hostage before leading them into the thick bush in the area.
One of the kidnap victims was said to have been forced out of a Toyota SUV marked AGL 66 FY.
Two men who reported the case at a police station in Idi Ayunre have the names of the victims as Mrs Okeowo, Mrs Abosede Adebayo and Mrs Bola Ogunrinde.