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Terrorists Abduct Catholic Priest, Seminarian In Niger

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August 3, 2023
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Terrorists have abducted Catholic Priest Fr. Paul Sanogo and Seminarian Melchior from St. Luke’s Catholic Church Gyedna in the Paikoro local government area of Niger State.

It was learnt the abductees, pastoral workers serving at the Catholic Church, were abducted from the parish residence on Thursday morning.

The Catholic Bishop of Minna, Most Reverend Martins Igwe Uzoukwu, confirmed the abduction in a memo sent to all parishes across Niger state, calling on the Catholic body to pray for the abductees.

“On behalf of my auxiliary, Most Rev Sylvester Luka Gopep, the Priests and Religious of the Catholic Diocese of Minna. I request your prayers for Fr Paul Sanogo (M.Afr) and Seminarian Melchior who were kidnapped by bandits in the early hours of August 3, 2023, at the priest’s residence at Gyedna, Niger State,” the memo reads.

The Catholic Bishop prayed for the abductees to be brought back in peace and unharmed.

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