The modus operandi of the syndicate, according to the police, is to lure unsuspecting young girls on facebook, get them to a hotel, drug them, gang-rape them, before holding them hostage and demanding ransom from their parents for their release.
The bubble burst when the DPO of Ofuoma Division, Ughelli North local government area received a complaint from a lady that she saw one of the hoodlums that kidnapped her last December and held her hostage at a hotel in Iwherekpokpor community, Ughelli North council. The hoodlum took her nude pictures and recorded her on video while inserting a candle on her private part and used the same to blackmail the victim and her parents to pay a huge ransom.
But Nigeria police and Army are the real scammers. so who will Arrest them now?
No one will be boasting about being in poverty & hardship caused by APC&PDP for years against Nigerians. So let's use our vote for Peter Obi to correct all these bad Leadership. We can do it, There's no harm in trying. Vote for Peter Obi, Nigerians own Nigeria Not individual
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