General Secretary of the church, Pastor E. Mapur, gave the directive in a circular issued to all CAC regional district supervisors and pastors in the country.
The victims were released after the church and their family members paid N50 million ransom to the kidnappers. The choir members were abducted around 3pm while traveling to Ifon in Ose council area of the state for a burial ceremony. It reads: “The rate at which kidnapping incidents of church members, especially in branded vehicles/buses of the church, has become a source of concern to the church authority.
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