A 14-man syndicate has been arrested by the Rapid Response Squad(RRS) of the Ekiti State Police over their involvement in the abduction of one Akiode Akinyemi ‘m’, a student of Crown Polytechnic, Odo-Ekiti on June 19.

WITHIN NIGERIA learnt that a gang of suspected kidnappers sneaked into the hostel apartment of the victim, blindfolded him and whisked him away to an unknown destination.

The police public relations officer in the state, DSP Abutu Sunday via a statement disclosed that after a while, the suspects, through phone calls, started demanding for ransom to be paid as the only condition for the release of Akiode Akinyemi. Consequently, two million two hundred thousand naira(#2,200,000:00) was paid as ransom by the victim’s family members into eight( different Bank Accounts as provided by the suspects.
“Upon the receipt of the information, the RRS Operatives swung into action and on 23rd June, 2021 at about 0400hrs, arrested a total of fourteen(14) suspects in connection with the abduction among whom are ten(10) students of the Institution(Odo Crown Polytechnic) and four others. The arrested suspects are: Afolabi Olamide Lekan ‘m’, Peter Adeyemi ‘m’, Abiodun Oluwaseun ‘m’, Bamidele Emmanuel ‘m’, Adewumi Sola ‘m’, Adesuyi Adeyeye Olarewaju ‘m’, David Daniel ‘m’, Damilare Yusuf ‘m’, Olasile Hassan ‘m’, Jesse Obinna ‘m’, Mohanye Samuel ‘m’, Olugbade Timileyin ‘m’, Olamide Temilade ‘m’ and Blessing Omotuyi ‘m’.” the statement read

Abutu mentioned that all the suspects arrested have confessed to committing the crime and stated that the two million two hundred thousand naira(#2,200,000:00) collected as random before releasing the victim was shared among them.

He stated that the state commissioner of Police, CP Tunde Mobayo, while frowning at the act, appeals to members of the public to always partner and support the Police and other Security agencies especially in intelligence gathering that will assist in getting the Society rid of criminal elements.

Source:
https://l.kphx.net/s?d=1483910016948368869

ademidedavid:
A 14-man syndicate has been arrested by the Rapid Response Squad(RRS) of the Ekiti State Police over their involvement in the abduction of one Akiode Akinyemi ‘m’, a student of Crown Polytechnic, Odo-Ekiti on June 19.

WITHIN NIGERIA learnt that a gang of suspected kidnappers sneaked into the hostel apartment of the victim, blindfolded him and whisked him away to an unknown destination.

The police public relations officer in the state, DSP Abutu Sunday via a statement disclosed that after a while, the suspects, through phone calls, started demanding for ransom to be paid as the only condition for the release of Akiode Akinyemi. Consequently, two million two hundred thousand naira(#2,200,000:00) was paid as ransom by the victim’s family members into eight( different Bank Accounts as provided by the suspects.
“Upon the receipt of the information, the RRS Operatives swung into action and on 23rd June, 2021 at about 0400hrs, arrested a total of fourteen(14) suspects in connection with the abduction among whom are ten(10) students of the Institution(Odo Crown Polytechnic) and four others. The arrested suspects are: Afolabi Olamide Lekan ‘m’, Peter Adeyemi ‘m’, Abiodun Oluwaseun ‘m’, Bamidele Emmanuel ‘m’, Adewumi Sola ‘m’, Adesuyi Adeyeye Olarewaju ‘m’, David Daniel ‘m’, Damilare Yusuf ‘m’, Olasile Hassan ‘m’, Jesse Obinna ‘m’, Mohanye Samuel ‘m’, Olugbade Timileyin ‘m’, Olamide Temilade ‘m’ and Blessing Omotuyi ‘m’.” the statement read

Abutu mentioned that all the suspects arrested have confessed to committing the crime and stated that the two million two hundred thousand naira(#2,200,000:00) collected as random before releasing the victim was shared among them.

He stated that the state commissioner of Police, CP Tunde Mobayo, while frowning at the act, appeals to members of the public to always partner and support the Police and other Security agencies especially in intelligence gathering that will assist in getting the Society rid of criminal elements.

Source:
https://l.kphx.net/s?d=1483910016948368869

14 funali herdmen?

Educationalserv:
14 funali herdmen?

When did Fulani start bearing YORUBA names?

Nice one! May God enable ths authorities to apprehend all evil doers

DDDEnterprises:
Nice one! May God enable ths authorities to apprehend all evil doers

Amen because evil in the country is getting very rampant

ademidedavid:


When did Fulani start bearing YORUBA names?

currently all crime in Nigeria is commited by fulani only accoridng ipob swines

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Educationalserv:
currently all crime in Nigeria is commited by fulani only accoridng ipob swines

ChiefSosa:
I wonder why anyone, especially young men like this will be engaged in crime. Nigerian prisons are super filthy. It's a different world on its own. The health care sucks, and over 300 inmates are assigned to one toilet; imagine the several diseases these inmates are living with. Your freedom is taken. Food is trash. Violence will be a new way of life. Over population. Oppression from higher ranking inmates. You'll have to fight your way to even eat or get certain things. Sexual abuse from all those drug-addicted inmates. Extortion, both materially, financially and physically. So many things should discourage crime. The prison officials could even misplace ( MOST times on purpose) your case file, so your freedom may even be totally gone.You"ll be treated worse than an animal. Only top criminals(e.g. those fine boys sitting on the bunks) or people with money usually get special treatment in prison, which shouldn't be so. Shun crime, especially if you're poor in Nigeria.

This is pathetic and very pitiable.......God have mercy