Ogun community leader's abductors demand N100m ransom - Punch Newspapers

Abductors of a community leader in Imope town, Ijebu-North Local Government Area of Ogun State, Tajudeen Omotayo, have demanded N100 million ransom to release him.had reported that the community leader was abducted while returning from Ijebu-Ode in his vehicle marked W 3J9.

He was reportedly accosted at the Oke-Eri area of Imope, pulled out, and taken to an unknown destination, leaving his vehicle on the Ijebu–Ode–Oru– Ibadan road. However, a source in Imope town who pleaded anonymity told our correspondent, on Monday, that the kidnappers have reached out to the family and demanded a sum of N200 million.The source said, “The abductors have reached out to the family and demanded N200 million. But, as of today, they are insisting on N100 million as ransom.”

Sasha03545351 I want to believe that there are Bandits in Ogun State

Those guys that are given paper money to people after buying goods they should come o and give these people paper money of 100m naira so dat it will tell on them

The way these people always come about the price of the ransom is some how disturbing. Some who didn't went to school will be calling millions anyhow as if is just thousand naira. But at the end am sure they will not be able to count the money bcus Dem nor know book.

It is so sad that, insecurity can be this intense without any solution in the state where a former president of Nigeria is residing.

dabiodunMFR are you there

Where is HQNigerianArmy PoliceNG fake news stamp? It's like they have lost it 😂. Whenever they failed to do their duties they will called their failure fake news😂

Please quickly call Alake of Egba land that want one Nigeria. Those benefitting from the killing of innocent people will definitely be visited by the anger of God.

Prayers is d solution to. abduction

Where is the governor?. Save that life or you will be sorry We are at war with the fulanis. Its a gorilla warfare. Make sure you remember that Mr. OGUN GOVERNOR

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