BREAKING: Bandits Kill 2 FRSC Officials, Abduct 10 Others

“They were attacked by bandits and kidnappers at Udege junction, along Mararaban-Udege between Adoka, Nasarawa state today Monday 14th September, 2020 at about 8am.

Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi
Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has confirmed the killing of its two operatives on Monday at Mararaban Udege in Nasarawa State.

The Corps Public Education Officer (CPEO), ACM Bisi Kazeem, who disclosed this in a statement in Abuja on Monday added that 10 others had been abducted.

Kazeem noted that 26 personnel were reportedly attacked while traveling from Sokoto and Kebbi States Command of the Corps for a training programme at FRSC Academy, Udi, Enugu State.

“They were attacked by bandits and kidnappers at Udege junction, along Mararaban-Udege between Adoka, Nasarawa state today Monday 14th September, 2020 at about 8am.

“The Officers totalling 26 in number were travelling in two buses.

“One of the Officers in the vehicle conveying the staff of the Corps reportedly died during the attack while another officer died in the hospital and six others were injured.

“Eight escaped unhurt, 10 unaccounted for as they were allegedly kidnapped by the assailants, ” he said.

The Corps Marshal, FRSC Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, had immediately reported the incident to relevant authorities for prompt rescue of the kidnapped staff while investigations to ensure that the assailants were brought to book was ongoing.

Oyeyemi called on all staff of the Corps not to be deterred by this unfortunate incident.

He assured that the Corps would work closely with relevant security agencies to ensure that the criminal elements were brought to book and justice was served while the missing personnel were found.

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