Crime
JUST IN: Gunmen Kill Man, Abduct Family Members In Abuja
Unknown gunmen suspected to be kidnappers has on Wednesday morning attacked the Ushafa community in Bwari Area Council, Abuja, killing a man and abducting his family members.
It was gathered that the incident, which occurred on Wednesday morning at about 1 am, has aroused tension in the area.
A member of the community, Mr James Olachi, told DAILY POST that the incident happened behind the LGEA Primary School Ushafa, close to the popular Going-Park.
According to Mr James, the assailants invaded the area and were shooting for over 30 minutes without interruption from any security agency.
The deceased, simply identified as Mr Adegoke, was said to have struggled with the gun-wielding kidnappers before he was gunned down.
The daredevil attackers whisked away the wife and a cousin to an unknown destination.
The spokesperson of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT police command, DSP Josephine Adeh, did not answer her phone calls or respond to text messages forwarded to her by a DAILY POST correspondent
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