Chris-OD:


You (Yoruba) kidnap Igbos in Lagos, Igbos in Lagos kidnap you in Lagos. Case closed

Ibos come to Yorubaland to commit crime. What a shame

How would a Yoruba man go to another region to commit crime?

Chris-OD:


You are joking too, right? That means you want to turn Eko into a war zone. You kidnap Igbos in Lagos, we kidnap Yorubas in Lagos, you rape our girls in SW, we rape your girls in SW. SE is a no go area for you and your type

Thats why police tell you to go back while you still have opportunity to do so. They are not telling you to stop kidnapping but they are telling you, in the name of hot lead, to vamoose...you and your profession.

dayokanu:

Ibos come to Yorubaland to commit crime. What a shame

How would a Yoruba man go to another region to commit crime?

What matters to me is who committed the crime not where the crime was committed. Why do you kidnap, r////ape and kill Igbos in Yorubaland? Meanwhile there is a Yoruba ritualist arrested in SE recently

Chris-OD:


What matters to me is who committed the crime not where the crime was committed. Why do you kidnap, r////ape and kill Igbos in Yorubaland? Meanwhile there is a Yoruba ritualist arrested in SE recently

What should matter to you is who police will kill, whether in SW or SE.

....i see another sit at home in future to protest police killings.

Dudu_Negro:

What should matter to you is who police will kill, whether in SW or SE.

....i see another sit at home in future to protest police killings.

Police will kill whoever they will. That is your useless naija for you. Yoruba are being murdered in 1000s by police everyday. That should concern you too.

Your glorious Oba (whom you all dobale for) will soon be in jail for raping an Igbo girl

Too saddy!!!!!

Crassus: wow

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Police killings should be protested

Dudu_Negro:

What should matter to you is who police will kill, whether in SW or SE.

....i see another sit at home in future to protest police killings.

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Police killings should be protested

Dudu_Negro:

What should matter to you is who police will kill, whether in SW or SE.

....i see another sit at home in future to protest police killings.

Police killings should be protested

Dudu_Negro:

What should matter to you is who police will kill, whether in SW or SE.

....i see another sit at home in future to protest police killings.

Lmaoooo @ pack your bags and go back to your Village

RIP Cynthia

They should also send rap....ists back....we Yoruba ladies are tired of getting molested by our neighbors across the river.

dayokanu:

Ibos come to Yorubaland to commit crime. What a shame

How would a Yoruba man go to another region to commit crime?

You get time for hoesisi and her multiple IDs?

Superlative job....chris. You are brilliant.

Texas.Cowgirl:
Are those men on the ground dead?

They were shot dead. The article OP presents does not tell the full story. The entire revelation about the operation of the gang reveals a very worrying trend as per the general insecurity of Nigeria. The gang leader , now dead, apparently funded a restaurant business in Ghana with the proceeds of his kidnapping racket. Kidnapping will take hold of every corner of Nigeria eventually if nothing is done about youth unemployment and poverty while Mr.President maintains his ten airplane fleet when he needs only one plane. "An idle mind is the devil's workshop". Is it not tragic and a sign Nigeria is failing that these guys can go around operating in army uniforms? Bureau de change operators even collude to help them transfer their ill-gotten wealth to Ghana.

Nothing appears to works in Nigeria. Yet, rather than face this reality Nigerians are consumed with bickering about what does not matter instead of putting pressure on Government to deliver what we all need such as State policing that may move crime-fighting towards effective intelligence-based crime detection and prevention.

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Police kill Bamigbetan’s kidnappers, arrest two


The suspects. Inset: Changrani.

The Lagos State Police Command says it has arrested members of a kidnapping syndicate suspected to have kidnapped the Chairman, Ejigbo Local Council Development Area, Kehinde Bamigbetan.
According to the police, the suspects were arrested shortly after kidnapping an Indian, Vivex Changrani, in the early hours of Monday.

The Commissioner of Police for the command, Umar Manko, said the suspects were not based in Lagos but only operated in the state on weekends after which they would flee to Ghana.
He said apart from Bamigbetan, the suspects had been involved in a series of high-profile kidnapping including that of a Federal High Court judge in Lagos.

He said, “Based on painstaking investigation and tracking of Nigerian kidnappers who kidnapped Ejigbo LCDA Chairman, Kehinde Bamigbetan, a sitting Federal High Court Judge and other notable individuals in Lagos, a team of detectives, led by the Officer in Charge of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, traced the kidnappers to the Agbara area of Ogun State where the kidnappers have their camp.


“After 72 hours of laying ambush, the policemen stormed the house where the kidnappers were gathered. A gun duel ensued and seven kidnappers were killed. Two of the kdinappers, Ogbonna Emenike and Uchenna Nwanyu, were arrested alive with bullet wounds while four AK47 rifles, 28 AK47 magazines and over 1,000 rounds of AK47 live ammunition were recovered.

“A Honda CRV and a Nissan Pathfinder as well as charms were recovered from them. An Indian national, Vivex Changrani, who was kidnapped at Ikoyi two hours before the operation, was also rescued by the police.”
Manko said the suspects were able to evade arrest for so long because they were in Ghana and due to international law, Nigeria policemen had to collaborate with INTERPOL to track the suspects.

The police boss said the suspects operated in army uniforms which deceived members of the public.
“We discovered that because the suspects operated in army uniform, they easily got away. Sometimes, they could even alight from their vehicles in broad daylight and direct traffic in order to escape,” he said.
According to police detectives, who spoke to our correspondent on the condition of anonymity, the suspects lived flamboyant lifestyles in Ghana.
A police source, said the leader of the gang, Jonah Benjamin Osinachi aka China, who was killed during a gun duel with the police, owned a big restaurant in Ghana and other investments which he funded with proceeds from his illegitimate business.

He said, “The suspects only struck during weekends after which they would go back to Ghana. For instance, after kidnapping Bamigbetan, they received $50,000 (N8m) as ransom. They went back to Ghana without any money.
“Rather, what they did was to give the money to a bureau de change operator who then helped them to transfer the money through an agent to Ghana.”
The suspects however said they were not members of the gang but only friends to the killed suspects.
Nwanyu said, “I am not a kidnapper, China employed me to manage his restaurant in Ghana and I have been doing that for two years now. I came with China, his wife and two kids on Sunday because they said they wanted to renew their passports at FESTAC.”

Another suspect, Emenike, said he was not part of the gang. He said he was only released from prison last Monday and was only at the wrong place at the wrong time.
The Indian victim, Changrani, however identified the suspects as his captors. He commended the police for rescuing him less than five hours after his abduction.

He said, “I have been living in Nigeria for seven years and I work for a plastic-manufacturing company. On Sunday night, around 12am, I was on Gerard Road, Ikoyi, when men in army uniform flagged down my vehicle. They jumped into my car and pushed me into the back seat.
“An hour later, they pushed me into their own vehicle, blindfolded me. After some hours, they took me into their house and locked me in a room and told me to sleep. Around 5am, I started hearing gunshots and when the police identified themselves, I screamed for help and they rescued me. The police did a fantastic job.”
Source: Punch