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Kidnapped Federal High Court Judge, Dogo, regains freedom
By Niyi Olutunde, Akure
Justice Abdul Dogo, a Judge of the Federal High Court, Ondo State Division who was abducted by kidnappers has been freed.
It would be recalled that Justice Dogo was kidnapped alongside his driver five days ago by gunmen suspected to be kidnappers at Ibilo/Isua axis while on their way from Abuja to Akure.
He was reported to have been released from captivity around 2am on Saturday.
The judge was freed together with his driver.
Meanwhile, as at the time filing this report, it is yet to be ascertained whether ransom was paid following the initial demand of N50 million by his abductors
Details later…….
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