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BREAKING: Ex-minister, Olu Falae Admits Paying Ransom To Kidnappers by QueenEva27(f): 4:47pm On Sep 28, 2015
A former Secretary to Government of the Federation, Olu Falae, on Monday confessed that his family paid ransom to his abductors before he was freed on Thursday.

He said the kidnappers only freed him after they received payment, adding that he trekked for 15 kilometres before he was picked up by the police in Owo, several kilometres from Akure, the Ondo State capital.

The former minister’s disclosure has put a lie to the claim by the Nigeria police that no ransom was paid before his release.

Details of Mr. Falae’s speech today will come shortly.

Background

Mr. Falae was released Thursday, four days after he was abducted by unknown gunmen.

The Ondo Police Public Relations Officer, Wole Ogodo, who confirmed his release on Thursday, said no ransom was paid for the release.

Mr. Falae’s abductors had demanded N100million ransom for his release, later reducing it to N90million.

Force Public Relations Officer, Olabisi Kolawole, also said in a statement Thursday night that the former minister was rescued after the Force launched aerial and land operations in search of the kidnappers.

She said the rescue operation, which began on Monday, the day the Afenifere chieftain was abducted, took the search party to all parts of Ondo state.

He said Mr. Falae was eventually rescued in Owo.

The chieftain of the Pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere and National Chairman of the Social Democratic Party, was abducted last Monday at his Ilado farm along Igbatoro Road, Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State.

“The operation which started in the early hours of the aforementioned date, combed every nook and cranny of Ondo state till success was achieved in Owo,” Ms. Kolawole had said.... www.queendoosh.com

Re: BREAKING: Ex-minister, Olu Falae Admits Paying Ransom To Kidnappers by Surulere2: 4:48pm On Sep 28, 2015
hmm
Re: BREAKING: Ex-minister, Olu Falae Admits Paying Ransom To Kidnappers by nnachukz(m): 5:01pm On Sep 28, 2015
It is a pity that we have gotten to this level. Lies and cover up everywhere. Nobody is even safe anymore if this calibre of person can be taken away and ransome paid in full while some shameless persons take glory for wearing black and doing nothing.

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Re: BREAKING: Ex-minister, Olu Falae Admits Paying Ransom To Kidnappers by Abugab(m): 5:02pm On Sep 28, 2015
Anyone who believed ransom wasn't paid could have been a person living in Pluto.
The police had no story to tell the world when he was found. They were probably called by the family to pick Baba up based on the direction given to them. Nigeria police and their lies is like lice and hair, they go together.

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Re: BREAKING: Ex-minister, Olu Falae Admits Paying Ransom To Kidnappers by yvelch(f): 5:09pm On Sep 28, 2015
But ofcourse! I knew that already


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