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Monday, April 13, 2015
Over 50 Corpers Gain Freedom after being Held Hostage in Nasarawa
Over 50 Corps members and staff of INEC deployed to serve as presiding officers, who were held hostage in Assakio, Ashige and Adogi in Lafia LGA in Nasarawa state on Saturday April 11th, have finally been released, according to a report by VanguardThe Corpers were rescued by security men and were brought to INEC Headquarter in Lafia.
The Corps members said they were held hostage by the host communities because INEC returning and collation officers refused to show up after the election was peacefully concluded to collate and return election results.
They said when they tried to call the returning officers, they didn’t pick their calls and the host communities refused to let them go until security men came to their rescue on Sunday evening.
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