Police confirm abduction of four expatriates, two Nigerians in Rivers

The Rivers State Police Command on Friday confirmed the abduction of four expatriates and two Nigerians in Buguma, Asari-Toru Local Government Area of the state.
Angela Agabe, the Public Relations Officer of the command, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, that the police received the report of the incident in Buguma but details were sketchy.
Agabe said that the police had however commenced investigation into the incident.
Emmanuel Chindah, the state Commissioner for Agriculture, told NAN that the four expatriates were Thai nationals working at the government-owned Buguma Fish Farm.
Chindah said that gunmen abducted the Thai workers and two Nigerians at 7.30am on Friday while on their way to the fish farm in Buguma.
He said that the farm was managed by an Israeli firm, Omida farms.
He added: “No group has claimed responsibility for the abduction and no ransom has been demanded.
“We have reported the matter to the police and the abductors have not contacted anybody.”