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Retired AIG Odumosu’s Wife Kidnapped From Her Residence In Ogun State

The wife of retired Assistant Inspector General (AIG) of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, has been kidnapped from her residence in the Arepo area of Ogun State.

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Mrs. Odumosu was reportedly abducted in the early hours of Friday by heavily armed men who stormed her home, shooting sporadically.

Spokesperson of Ogun State Police Command, CSP Omolola Odutola, who confirmed the abduction, said the Command acted swiftly by deploying operatives to secure her release.

According to Odutola: “Information was received regarding the kidnapping of Mrs. Odumosu, a female resident of Aminu Street, Arepo, Ogun State.

“Reports indicate that she was about to enter her home when four masked men attacked her, dragged her from her Lexus Jeep, and took her through swampy areas to an unknown location.”

Odutola added that the Divisional Police Officer has led a team of officers to the scene, where they are currently combing the swampy bush area in search of the victim.

In addition, local security forces in the riverine areas, including Baale Warewa and Baale Maaba, have also been engaged to assist in the rescue efforts.

Odutola added, “The State Commissioner of Police, Lanre Ogunlowo, has been briefed, and all covert operations have been deployed to assist with digital intelligence to ensure she is rescued unhurt.”

He noted that efforts are ongoing to locate Mrs. Odumosu and apprehend her abductors.

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