Suspected Child Kidnapper Caught In Action.

Suspected member of a kidnapping gang was nabbed yesterday in Aliade, Gwer East Local Government Area of Benue State by men of the Gwer East Community Joint Task Force ( CJTF )

According to eyewitnesses account who spoke to IPN, the suspect identified as one Aondolumum Nyimkaan , went into Mt . St . Michael ’s Nursery and Primary School , Aliade , and snatched the child , Msendo Liamuza .

Some members of the community saw the suspect attempting to flee through the bush and alerted the CJTF who later arrested him in the bush . On interrogation , the suspect confessed to having successfully kidnapped children in Igbor of Gwer East and Gboko Local Governments of Benue State .

A member of the CJTF team , while applauding members of the community and Mt . St . Michael school for their efforts towards the arrest , urged parents and staff schools in Benue State to be more vigilant and watchful over their children , wards and pupils .

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