A 42-year-old guy was once abducted on Tuesday evening through armed assailants in Tindugu, close to Wapuli, within the Saboba District of the Northern Region.

Eyewitnesses reported that 4 armed males arrived on two motorbikes, fired about 15 rounds of ammunition, and kidnapped the sufferer, who was once asleep below a shed at his house.

The sufferer has been known as Mallam Daouda, a reasonably rich farm animals proprietor and a revered member of the neighborhood.

“It was around 11:40 p.m. when four armed men came, attacked a cow herdsman, and kidnapped him,” stated Andrews Mawie Kusan, the Assembly Member for the realm. “The man is kindhearted, so everyone is crying and worried.”

Mr. Kusan added that that is the second one such incident recorded within the space throughout the ultimate 3 months. A equivalent assault in September noticed the sufferer break out from captivity.

He famous that the routine incidents have created fashionable worry amongst citizens and appealed to government to accentuate efforts to confront the threat.

Police in Wapuli have showed the most recent abduction and indicated {that a} record has been forwarded to the District Command in Saboba.

According to tracking through PleasureNews, that is the fourth kidnapping incident within the Yendi–Wapuli–Gushegu enclave this 12 months. In September, a 50-year-old farm animals proprietor was once abducted in Ikpeani, with kidnappers hard a GH¢30,000 ransom; the sufferer later escaped. In October, some other rich farm animals proprietor was once centered close to Wapuli, with a GH¢300,000 ransom demanded. In November, a middle-aged guy named Umar was once killed after resisting an tried kidnapping at his house in Jagbel, close to Ugando, within the Chereponi District.

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