Five charged with kidnapping British oil worker in Nigeria

Five men were today charged with the kidnapping of a British oil worker in Nigeria.

Five charged with kidnapping British oil worker in Nigeria
Tue, 09 Oct, 2007 - 17:40

Five men were today charged with the kidnapping of a British oil worker in Nigeria.

David Ward was rescued last week during a military raid in the country’s troubled southern oil region.

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