Local Govt vice-chairman kidnapped
of Adamawa State, Kama Bakta, has been kidnapped.
“So sad, the vice has been kidnapped by the kidnappers today about 1:20am of 16th June 2020 a black day. Hon.Kama Lazarus Bakta. Vice chairman shelleng LGA,” the source said in a message to this reporter. “They fired shots into the air to announce their arrival and immediately whisked the politician away.
“The town is right now overtaken by grief because if the number two citizen in the local government is not safe, who is safe,” the resident, who is close to the politician, asked.
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