Nigerian Army troops operating under Operation Enduring Peace report that they foil multiple kidnapping attempts and rescue victims in separate operations across Plateau and Kaduna states. Across the reports, the forces carry out coordinated actions described as occurring within a short period, with one outlet specifying the past 48 hours. In total, the troops rescue 10 victims. The rescued group includes a pastor and his wife, according to one account. The reports say the military prevents kidnappers from carrying out attacks targeting individuals in the affected areas.
While the outlets focus on the outcome—successful interventions and rescues—details such as the specific locations of each operation, the identity of the suspects, and whether any arrests were made are not provided consistently in the summaries. The reports consistently attribute the operations to Operation Enduring Peace and characterize them as responding to kidnapping threats in both states. The overall picture across sources is that military operations interrupt several kidnapping attempts and lead to the recovery of victims in Plateau and Kaduna.
