Release of the four Reverend Sisters kidnapped on Sunday
Four reverend Catholic sisters who were abducted on Sunday have been released.
The Reverend Sisters belong to the Sisters of Jesus the Savior General in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
These are Liberata Mbamalu, Benita Agu, Christabel Echemazu and Johannes Nwodo.
They were on their way to a local Reverend Sister's Thanksgiving ceremony when they were ambushed and kidnapped.
Two days after their abduction, the religious organization's general secretary, Zita Ihedoro, declared their release in a statement.
According to Ihedoro, the kidnapped Reverend Sisters have been released unconditionally.
"With hearts filled with joy, the Sisters of Jesus the Savior wish to announce the unconditional release of four of our sisters who were abducted around the Okigwe-Umulolo axis on August 21, 2022," she said. declared.
"Today is a momentous day for us, which is why we wish to share this joy with all the men and women of goodwill who in one way or another contributed to the quick and safe release of our dear sisters."
She expressed her gratitude to Christians for their "prayers and moral support" during the "difficult time".
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Four reverend Catholic sisters who were abducted on Sunday have been released.
The Reverend Sisters belong to the Sisters of Jesus the Savior General in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
These are Liberata Mbamalu, Benita Agu, Christabel Echemazu and Johannes Nwodo.
They were on their way to a local Reverend Sister's Thanksgiving ceremony when they were ambushed and kidnapped.
Two days after their abduction, the religious organization's general secretary, Zita Ihedoro, declared their release in a statement.
According to Ihedoro, the kidnapped Reverend Sisters have been released unconditionally.
"With hearts filled with joy, the Sisters of Jesus the Savior wish to announce the unconditional release of four of our sisters who were abducted around the Okigwe-Umulolo axis on August 21, 2022," she said. declared.
"Today is a momentous day for us, which is why we wish to share this joy with all the men and women of goodwill who in one way or another contributed to the quick and safe release of our dear sisters."
She expressed her gratitude to Christians for their "prayers and moral support" during the "difficult time".
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