10 Kidnapped Turkish Sailors Freed in Bayelsa
Reports have it that the Ten Turkish sailors who were kidnapped on the 16th of July onboard a cargo ship off the coast of Nigeria have regained their freedom.
The release of the sailors was secured following the intervention of an advocacy group, “The Riverine Peace Initiative In Niger Delta”.
Ovieteme George reports that kidnapped two hundred nautical miles off the coast of Nigeria three weeks ago, the ten sailors were among eighteen crew members onboard a Turkish cargo vessel on its way from Cameroun.
The expertriates were dropped off at the water front of Otuogori, a community in Ogbia Council Area of Bayelsa State. One of the negotiators thinks that there is foul play from suspected collaborators in the francophone country.
Selcuk Esenyel representing the owner of the vessel worked with members of the “Riverine Peace Initiative in Niger Delta” to secure the release of
Turkish seamen.
The seamen declined to make any comment when approached by newsmen shortly after their release.
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