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Nigerian Army rescues female soldier abducted, stripped naked, tortured by unknown gunmen

Aminu Danladi by Aminu Danladi
December 29, 2022
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The Nigerian Army has rescued a female Lieutenant, P. P. Johnson abducted by unknown gunmen terrorising the South-East part of the country.

A chilly trending video showed the officer stripped naked and being tortured by the gunmen after she was abducted in her hometown, Ihube.

She was said to have travelled to her hometown for the Yuletide season.

“She was just conferred with the rank of Lieutenant in the Nigerian Army. She passed out on December 17 after being commissioned from the Direct Short Service Course,” a military source said.

“She was kidnapped at her home in Ibube after she travelled home for the Yuletide celebration,” the source stated.

In a disturbing video clip being circulated online by the criminals, one of the unknown gunmen was heard threatening to kill the officer for being enlisted into the Nigerian Army.

He also warned youths from the South-East zone against joining the military and other security agencies.

“This is wonderful information for our people that are in the military, that’s how all of you will be dying one after the other,” the abductor was heard saying.

He continued, “here it’s happening life in Enugu, today being 26th of December 2022, it’s happening live and direct, a Lieutenant, two star in military. 

“We will fight against our enemies, for those of you that still remain in service, we will take you one after the other.

“This is unknown gunmen. What we are after is Biafra; we have nothing to do with IPOB. Say bye-bye to your fellow soldiers, say bye-bye to this life.”

The officer was stripped naked and her hands and legs were tied. She was seated on the ground in the bush.

A military signal obtained on Thursday revealed that the Lieutenant has been successfully rescued.

The mastermind of the abduction was also arrested by the troops.

“At about 1420hrs on 29 Dec 22, security forces rescued Lt.  PP. Johnson who was abducted by gunmen and taken to a forest bordering Enugu State and Ihube in Okigwe LGA Imo State on 26 Dec 22.

“The master mind of the kidnap has also been arrested by security forces while efforts are on-going to arrest the others. 

“The situation is still being monitored at the moment. Video attached,” the statement said.

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