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The weapons of the soldiers were taken away by the gunmen.

Gunmen on Monday ambushed vehicles conveying Daewoo workers, killed two drivers and four soldiers escorting the expatriates in Rivers. No fewer than two expatriate workers of the company were reportedly kidnapped by the gunmen. Maj. Danjuma Danjuma, Acting Deputy Director, 6 Division, Nigeria Army, Port Harcourt, confirmed the killing in a statement issued in Port

ABUJA, Dec. 13 (Xinhua) -- At least six people, including four soldiers, were killed recently when a group of gunmen attacked some expatriate workers of South Korean firm Daewoo in Nigeria's oil-rich state of Rivers, the army confirmed Wednesday.

Gunmen on Tuesday morning attacked a convoy of Daewoo workers along the East-West Road in Rivers State, killing four soldiers and two drivers. The gunmen also kidnapped two Korean expatriates in the convoy. It was gathered that the incident, which occurred at around 9.30 am, caused pandemonium along the East-West Road. A security source, who confirmed the attack, said the suspected kidnappers ambushed a team of expatriates being escorted by troops of the 5 Battalion along Ahoada-Obua in Port Har...

The gunmen shot four soldiers, and two drivers dead while they reportedly kidnapped two expatriates of the company on Tuesday.

Analysts say it is all hands on deck in South Korea to stave off the competition from China’s surging shipbuilders in the cutthroat industry, but the lack of manpower ‘could be a real drag’.

Gunmen attacked a convoy of Daewoo workers travelling along the Ahoada/Abua East-West axis in Rivers State, resulting in the tragic death of four soldiers

A 49-year-old Galloway Township man faces 10 years in prison after he pleaded guilty Thursday to drug and weapons charges stemming from a 2021 search of his home and storage units, the Atlantic County Prosecutors Office said.

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