SaharaReporters has learned that a group of heavily armed kidnappers yesterday abducted Margaret Emefiele, the wife of Nigeria’s Central Bank Governor, Godwin Emefiele.

A source close to Mr. Emefiele told our correspondent that Mrs. Emefiele was kidnapped along the Benin-Agbor Road. Our source disclosed that the kidnappers have made contact with their victim’s husband, adding that they were demanding a huge sum in ransom.

Mrs. Emefiele’s kidnap represents one of the most high-profile kidnap cases in 2016.

Our effort to reach the CBN governor were unsuccessful.
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Wife of Nigeria’s Central Bank Governor, Emefiele, Kidnapped | Sahara Reporters http:///2dqnM7b

Na true o! Chai these people wan hammer in dollars!

If true the CBN GOVERNOR's wife is kidnapped, then we must question the stupidity of the security protocol that was in place.

Too bad. But Buhari should free this woman

Sad

Distressing news.

Money don come . I beg make u no use remaining Foreign Reserve for Ransome payment.

Jokes apart, if this is true then it is serious

Somehow, I'm force to believe our security personnel are meant for the public figures. Watch how proactive they will be compare to a common man.

These kidnappers never learn. Kidnapping a high profile target like that only ends in one thing...CERTAIN DEATH!

They seem to have forgotten the idiots that kidnapped NOI mum in Delta.
Where u wan pass chop the money??

God save this woman...

Let assume CORRUPTION = TIGER,
while MILITANCY and TERRORISM = DRAGON.

I think it's in our best interest in this recession period to aggresively hunt both Tigers and Dragons sabotaging our prospect as nation and undervalues our potentials and worth

By so doing we will be killing two birds with a stone

My One Cent

saint047:
If true the CBN GOVERNOR's wife is kidnapped, then we must question the stupidity of the security protocol that was in place.

Without security protocol, was she supposed to be kidnapped?

It cud be a gang up of disgruntled elements wu feel bitaly pained by d failed economic policies of d cbn n d consequent recession in Nigeria.