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Police Deploy Teams After Kebbi High Court Judge Is Abducted

Police deploy teams after Kebbi High Court judge is abducted

Police in Kebbi State say they have deployed tactical and intelligence teams after Justice Faruku Hassan Bunza, a judge of the Kebbi State High Court, was abducted from his residence in Bunza Local Government Area.

The Kebbi State Police Command confirmed the abduction through its spokesperson, SP Bashir Usman, who said the Commissioner of Police, Umar Hadejia, ordered the deployment of teams to work toward the judge’s safe rescue.

“I can confirm that Hon. Justice Faruku Hassan Bunza was abducted from his residence in Bunza around midnight,” Usman said.

“Upon receiving the report, the Commissioner of Police immediately deployed tactical and intelligence operatives to ensure his safe rescue,” he added.

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IDNN is not publishing residence-level movement details or operational information that could affect the safety of the abducted judge or the response effort.

Police had not announced any arrest, rescue, ransom demand or confirmed motive in the available reports. No group had claimed responsibility for the abduction as of the reports reviewed.

The abduction raises serious public-safety and justice-system concerns in Kebbi. The victim is a serving judicial officer, and the incident puts renewed attention on the protection of court officials and the ability of justice institutions to operate safely in vulnerable communities.

“I can confirm that Hon. Justice Faruku Hassan Bunza was abducted from his residence in Bunza around midnight,” Usman said.“Upon receiving the report, the Commissioner of Police immediately deployed tactical and intelligence operatives to ensure his safe rescue,” he added.

For now, the safe facts are limited: police say teams have been deployed; the judge’s condition, location and release status have not been officially disclosed.

IDNN is holding all claims about the abductors’ identity, motive, ransom, negotiations, rescue progress and operational movements until security authorities or independently verifiable records establish them.

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