The three nurses who were kidnapped last Friday in Ekiti State have been rescued.
But the Director of Administration, Ado Local Government Area, Mr Tayo Olawuyi , who was kidnapped last week Monday is yet to be released.
He had been accosted by suspected kidnappers at the gate of his house located at Odo Ado area of Ado Ekiti.
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Victor Babayemi, who spoke to newsmen, said the police, in conjunction with local hunters, rescued five victims including the three nurses from the kidnappers in the early hours of yesterday.
He said the police also recovered the car stolen by the kidnappers when the three nurses were accosted along Orin-Ido road.
The nurses are staff of General Hospital Ifaki and were travelling to Ido Ekiti after close of work when the incident occurred.
By Doyin Adebusuyi
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