The rate of kidnapping has become terribly alarming, and after one case is over it seem a new one always pops up. Last year the height of it was when Okonjo Iweala’s mother was kidnapped, followed by the kidnapping of Nkiru Sylvanus. Now its a case of the PPMC deputy manager.
It was reported that the senior staff of the
Pipelines Products Marketing Company, PPMC,
Okrika Area Office, an affiliate of the Port
Harcourt Refining Company has been
kidnapped, the Police Command in Rivers has
said. The spokesman of the command, Ben Ugwuegbulam, said this in an interview in Port
Harcourt on Friday. The PPMC is a subsidiary of the Nigerian
National Petroleum Commission, NNPC. Mr.
Ugwuegbulam said that the victim is a Deputy
Manager at the PPMC, adding that the
manager was abducted at Ozuoba in the
outskirts of Port Harcourt on January 3. “The details of the incident are still sketchy.
Our anti-kidnap unit has commenced
investigation into the incident. We will give you
more details as soon as we get them,” he said. Mr. Ugwuegbulam said no group has claimed
responsibility for the abduction and no
ransom has been demanded. Prayer is that he gets found very soon.
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kidnapped??

What do they expect when they announce how successful other kidnappers r in collecting their ransom, they should expect more cos this is just d beginning

Infact, I have a strong feeling d Nigerian police hv a hand in all dis kidnapping, cos d way those kidnappers succeed in getting their ransom is unheard of, except they hv ......................

I think is better to end up in the hands of kidnappers than end up in the killing range of Boko Haram.

400k dollars shikena ,these kidnappers are really doing a good job.now it is the turn of those in power to feel the insecurity that prevails in nigeria,shebi they thought that they were immuned ?good,by the time this one coughs out 500k dollars ,he will know better

I don tire 4 dis country.

Its payback time for the high,and mighty. Kidnapping is now a big business.more lucrative than drug business.