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Feb 5, 20187 min read

British missionaries promise to return to creeks

British missionaries promise to return to creeks
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British missionaries promised to return to creeks

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The three remaining British nationalss who were kidnapped at Enekorogha community in Bomadi local government area of Delta state, have promised to return to the community after operatives of the JTF killed Notorious kidnap kingpin Karowei.


The Britons whose colleague Mr. Ian Squire  was killed in October last year in the creeks after their kidnap, had left for the United Kingdom after their rescue to reunite with their families.

 In a statement by the New Foundations Missionary of the Britons, said the British nationals are presently discussing with the British embassy and Nigerian government, in planning for their return to the creeks.

 Meanwhile, the hospital remains under lock and key since the military visited the premises where they were kidnapped, while the community leaders have been anticipating their return.

The late militant leader Karowei and his foot soldiers on the thirteenth of October last year kidnapped four British Nationals and killed four soldiers, which led to his killing by JTF soldiers after an ambush.

 (From  Dele  Fasan)

Delta  Correspondent

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