Kidnapped couple, six-month-old baby regain freedom in Kaduna

A couple, Ahmed Zakka, his wife and their six-month-old daughter, Fatima, abducted in Kaduna, have regained their freedom.
A reliable security source confirmed their release in Kaduna. The source said the victims were released on Thursday .
Details surrounding their release were not immediately available.
The family was abducted from their residence in Millennium City, Chikun council area, on October 6.
Further details are being awaited.
(NAN)
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