World | Other World Stories
Kidnapped foreign oil workers freed in Nigeria
Eight foreign oil workers were released on Saturday, hours after being kidnapped off a tanker, an official said.
Port Harcourt: Eight foreign oil workers were released on Saturday, hours after being kidnapped by gunpoint off a tanker, an official said.
No ransom was paid for the eight, said military spokesman Sagir Mussa.
He declined to give the nationalities of the freed workers.
Musa also said that two oil workers—a Filipino and a Nigerian—were kidnapped on Friday in a similar incident.
Share this article
News Editor's choice
-
Kuwait plans more jobs for nationals
Opportunities for Kuwaitis in public sector to be cut
-
Thatcher 'stayed up' for entire Falklands War
Survived by taking 20-minute catnaps
-
Fonseka to head opposition alliance
Identifies stronger parliament and anti-graft focus as campaign planks

