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Official sources have disclosed that a suspected kidnapper in Taraba state, Hamisu Bala [Wadume], has finally been re-arrested by the Nigeria Police Force.
According to the police, He has been on the police wanted list for his complicity in several high-profile kidnap cases including the recent abduction of an oil-mogul in Taraba State wherein a ransom of about N100 million was paid.
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