Bandits Disguised as EFCC Officials Abduct Hotel Guests in Niger State

Suspected bandits disguised as EFCC officials have kidnapped ten guests from the White Hill Hotel in Niger State. The incident occurred early on February 27, 2025, when armed men disabled the hotel’s CCTV and took individuals from their rooms. Ongoing investigations aim to locate the victims and identify the offenders, with authorities urging public vigilance against suspicious behavior.
In Niger State, suspected bandits impersonating Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) officials have kidnapped ten individuals from the White Hill Hotel located on Shiroro Road, Chanchaga Local Government Area. The incident reportedly took place around 4:58 a.m. on Tuesday, February 27, 2025, according to security analyst and counter-insurgency expert, Zagazola Makama.
The armed assailants entered the hotel under the pretense of being EFCC operatives conducting an official operation. Intelligence sources indicated that they deactivated the hotel’s CCTV cameras and proceeded to take the guests individually from their rooms, leading to the abduction of the ten individuals.
The Assistant Commissioner of Police from the State Intelligence Department confirmed that investigations are underway to track down the kidnappers and locate the victims. In light of this event, the public is encouraged to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activities, as the authorities work to piece together information regarding the incident.
The abduction of ten hotel guests in Niger State by individuals posing as EFCC officials highlights a growing concern regarding security and impersonation of law enforcement agencies. Authorities are investigating the incident while the public is urged to be cautious and report any unusual occurrences. Continued vigilance is essential to mitigate the risks of such criminal activities in the future.
Original Source: dailytrust.com