How Abducted Fouani brothers Were Rescued By Joint Operation

LAGOS, (iexclusivenews) – On the evening of June 14th, a chilling event unfolded as three brothers from the prominent Fouani family were abducted in Lagos.

Abbas, Youssef, and Amtal Fouani, key figures in Nigeria’s electronics industry through Fouani Nigeria Ltd., faced an unforeseen threat when their return from the factory took a harrowing turn.

The Fouani Legacy and Their Perilous Journey

The Fouanis are renowned for their business acumen, spearheading Fouani Nigeria Ltd., which stands as the exclusive distributor of leading brands like LG, Hisense, and Maxi.

Their journey that fateful day was routine until it was abruptly interrupted by an act of piracy on the waters they navigated so often.

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How Fouani Brothers Were Kidnapped In Lagos

A City Gripped by Tension

The news of their abduction sent shockwaves through Lagos, with citizens and law enforcement on high alert.

The Lagos police command immediately mobilized, declaring their commitment to work “tirelessly” for the safe return of the abducted brothers.

In a display of relentless pursuit and collaboration between forces, the Lagos Marine police and the Nigerian Navy orchestrated a strategic operation.

Their efforts culminated in a late-night rescue on Monday in Orugbo Iddo that brought relief to an anxious city.

The Aftermath of a Night of Valor

Benjamin Hundeyin, spokesperson for the Lagos police, confirmed through a Whatsapp chat that the combined might of marine expertise and tactical precision ensured the victims‘ safe return.

In the quiet early hours following their rescue, the five individuals—including three Lebanese nationals and two local boat crew members—were escorted back to their homes on Banana Island, marking the end of their ordeal.