The cleric who narrated his near-death experience in the hands of kidnappers said they were eight in number, all Fulani herders, with one who claimed to have been born in Abia State.
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The Prelate of Methodist Church Nigeria, His Eminence Samuel Uche, has revealed that the Fulani herdsmen who kidnapped him said they were aiming to take
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The Army said it "would take this weighty allegation seriously and approach the Prelate and the Methodist church to unravel the basis for the allegation".
The cleric who narrated his near-death experience in the hands of kidnappers said they were eight in number, all Fulani herders, with one who claimed to have been born in Abia State.
The Prelate of Methodist Church Nigeria, Samuel Chukwuemeka Kanu Uche, and two others, who were abducted on Sunday in Umunneochi Local Council of Abia State, have regained freedom.
The prelate of the Methodist Church of Nigeria, Samuel Kanu-Uche and two other priests have been freed by their abductors. The police spokesman in Abia State, Geoffrey Ogbonna, yesterday confirmed their release to the News Agency of Nigeria. Assailants’ children found as Abuja-Kaduna train attackers issue fresh threat ‘COVID-19 vaccines are safe, get vaccinated against […]