Details of how the Nasarawa State chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) was kidnapped are emerging.
Bishop Joseph Masin was kidnapped at his home at about 11 pm on Tuesday, May 27.
“They beat the house help and ordered her to call those who were inside. One of the ladies in the house opened the door and they gained access to the house where they took Bishop Masin away. They were accompanied by seven armed men suspected to be Fulani herdsmen,” Peace Masin, son of the clergyman said.
Confirming the incident to newsmen, the state Commissioner for Police, Dogo Shammah, said the police is currently on the trail of the kidnappers to ensure the safe rescue of the clergyman.
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