Nigerian police secure release of ex-power minister's sister and twin sons after kidnapping in Ibadan
The safe recovery of kidnapped family members connected to a senior government official demonstrates police capability in high-profile abduction cases and signals renewed operational focus on a persistent security threat in Nigeria's southwestern region.
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