Security operatives rescue kidnapped Catholic seminarian, one other worshipper

PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that suspected kidnappers invaded a Catholic Church in Enugu State and abducted the seminarian, Lawrence Chidera Igbo, and one other worshipper, Emmanuel Onwudi. The post Security operatives rescue kidnapped Catholic seminarian, one other worshipper appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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