Kidnappers Withhold Victims After Collecting N3m Ransom In Ekiti
The victims were both abducted in Aisegba-Ekiti, Gbonyin local government area of the state at gunpoint.
The terrorists who abducted two persons, Fagbemi Abayomi and Ojo Musa, in Ekiti have refused to release them.
They refused to release the victims even after collecting N3 million as ransom two weeks ago.
The victims were both abducted in Aisegba-Ekiti, Gbonyin local government area of the state at gunpoint.
Confirming the latest development, a family member who spoke with DailyTrust said the kidnappers contacted her on the phone to demand N15 million ransom but later reduced it to N10 million, a day later. She said family members were shocked when the victims were not released two weeks after payment.
“We laboured hard to raise the money but our hope was dashed by the adamant nature of the kidnappers. The most painful aspect of it is that we have not been able to reach out to them on the telephone. The number the kidnappers used in reaching out to us had been switched off,” she said
Contacted, the Amotekun commander in Ekiti, Brig-Gen. Olu Adewa said the command was making frantic efforts to rescue the victims.
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