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Armed Individuals Capture Catholic Cleric from His Home in Kaduna

Priest at St. Gerald Quasi Parish in Kurmin Risga, Kauru LGA, Kaduna State, identified as Rev. Fr. Ibrahim Amos, has been the subject of attention.

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Armed Individuals Capture Catholic Cleric from His Home in Kaduna

Great news comes from Kaduna State, Nigeria! after a nail-biting ordeal, Rev. Fr. Ibrahim Amos, the Parish Priest of St. Gerald Quasi Parish in Kurmin Risga, has returned unharmed to his community. According to the Catholic Diocese of Kafanchan, the much-anticipated release occurred late Thursday afternoon[1][2].

The intriguing incident began early Thursday when Fr. Amos was abducted by suspected bandits from his residence in Kurmin Risga, Kauru Local Government Area[1]. The Diocese released a statement confirming the disturbing news, expressing their deep sorrow and appealing for public support through prayers[1].

Now, the tide has turned. The statement released later in the day announced the joyous news: Fr. Amos was free and safe[1][2]. The Diocese expressed profound gratitude to God and thanked all those who offered prayers, support, and assistance during the challenging time[1][2].

This incident has brought the ongoing security concerns in Southern Kaduna into the spotlight, a region grappling with violent abductions[2]. Reports have highlighted the steadfast resolve of the Diocese and the generous response of both security agencies and members of the public in supporting them during this trying period[2].

Amidst the relief, the Diocese took a moment to pray, seeking the continued intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the mother of priests and religious, for the safety of Fr. Amos and all those impacted by violence in the region[1].

As we celebrate this heartwarming release, we invite you to join us in sending prayers and well-wishes to Fr. Amos and the Diocese of Kafanchan during this joyous time. Don't forget to check our other trending Kaduna updates:

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  1. Rev. Fr. Ibrahim Amos, the parish priest of St. Gerald Quasi Parish in Kaduna, Nigeria, has returned home safely after being kidnapped by suspected bandits.
  2. The Catholic Diocese of Kafanchan, in relief, announced Fr. Amos's release late Thursday afternoon, expressing gratitude to God and the public for their prayers and support.
  3. Unfortunately, the incident has shed light on the ongoing security concerns in Southern Kaduna, a region often affected by violent abductions.
  4. The Diocese took a moment to pray for the safety of Fr. Amos and all those impacted by violence in the region, seeking the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
  5. Meanwhile, in Nigerian general news and crime-and-justice updates, reports of six kidnap suspects being arrested in Kaduna have emerged.
  6. And in local politics, Governor Sani's decision to revoke lands sold by El-Rufai's administration is making headlines.
  7. Amidst the chaos, it's essential to remain vigilant as there have been recent bomb explosions and firearm discharges reported in Kaduna.
  8. In light of these events, it's crucial to pray for the peaceful resolution of conflicts and the safety of all Nigerian citizens, especially religious leaders like Fr. Amos.
Priest at St. Gerald Quasi Parish in Kurmin Risga, Kauru Local Government, Kaduna State, identified as Rev. Fr. Ibrahim Amos, reportedly in question.
Quasi Parish Priest of St. Gerald, Rev. Fr. Ibrahim Amos,Holds Position in Kauru's Kaduna State's Kauru Local Government Area, Speaks Out.
Quasi Parish Priest of St. Gerald, Kauru Local Government Area, Kaduna State, identified as Rev. Fr. Ibrahim Amos, reportedly faced interrogation.

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