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Police rescue 2 in Abia
Policemen in Abia State have rescued two abducted persons in the Aba area of the state.
The state Commissioner of Police, Janet Agbede, who confirmed the development to journalists on Saturday, said policemen were still on the trail of the abductors.
The victims —Nwankwo Chinedu and Ndukwe Agu —were abducted on Wednesday along Okpulo-Umuobo Road in Aba.
The police commissioner said police officers rescued the victims unhurt while the hoodlums escaped.
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She said a Techno Cell phone suspected to belong to one of the hoodlums and an RX 350 Jeep belonging to one of the victims were recovered by the police.
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