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Police arrest two suspected kidnappers of British missionaries

Basil Abia by Basil Abia
November 10, 2017
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Two suspected kidnappers believed to be involved in the kidnapping of four British missionaries in the Niger Delta area in October have been arrested.

The Police Command in Delta State made this known in a statement on Thursday.

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According to the Public Relations Officer of the Command, Andrew Aniamaka, the suspects were arrested in Warri, Delta State on Wednesday.

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The Britons were working for a Christian medical charity providing free medical services to residents living near isolated Niger Delta creeks when they were kidnapped mid-October.

United Kingdom authorities have said three of the missionaries were released, but the fourth, Dr. Ian Squire, was killed.

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