Plateau APC spokesman killed in failed kidnap attempt —Police

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Sylvanus Namang
The late Sylvanus Namang

The late Sylvanus Namang

In the serene town of Pankshin, Plateau State, a shocking incident unfolded, leaving the community in mourning.

Mr. Sylvanus Namang, the State Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), met a tragic end as he fell victim to a failed abduction bid.

The tranquility of a typical Sunday evening was shattered when a group of armed assailants stormed a popular relaxation spot along the Pankshin-Jos road.

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Their target? The owner of the establishment, whom they intended to abduct for ransom. However, their nefarious plans took a deadly turn.

Among the patrons caught in the crossfire was Mr. Sylvanus Namang. As chaos erupted and bullets flew, he became an unintended casualty of the assailants’ violence.

Despite the valiant efforts of law enforcement officers who swiftly responded to the scene, Namang succumbed to his injuries.

The Plateau State Police Command, led by Commissioner Hassan Yabanet, swiftly launched an investigation into the tragic incident.

Their initial findings confirmed the harrowing reality: Namang had been fatally shot during the botched abduction attempt.

The news sent shockwaves throughout the community and beyond, as friends, colleagues, and political allies mourned the untimely loss of a dedicated public servant.

Namang was known for his unwavering commitment to the ideals of his party and his tireless advocacy for its ideals in Plateau State.

In the wake of this senseless act of violence, Commissioner Yabanet extended his heartfelt condolences to Namang’s grieving family. He assured the residents of Plateau State that the police would spare no effort in ensuring that justice was served and that such heinous crimes would not go unpunished.

As the community grappled with the tragic loss of one of its own, they vowed to honor Namang’s memory by standing united against the scourge of insecurity that had claimed his life.

In the midst of grief, there was a resolve to turn tragedy into a catalyst for positive change, ensuring that Namang’s legacy would endure as a beacon of hope for a safer and more secure future.

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