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Was Pa Soludo Ever Kidnapped? by mogentle(m): 4:35pm On Nov 05, 2009
written by Roz Ben-Okagbue , November 05, 2009

Was Pa Soludo ever kidnapped?, was any report made at the the police station to the effect that the man was missing?, no it was not!, did any body go inside the Soludo house to confirm that the man was indeed not in his bedroom?, no they did not?, did Soludo show any concern about his missing father or say anything about the incident other than that this will not deter him?(rather odd reaction when your father is supposedly in danger). And then the police announce that they will be turning the torch light on the Soludo family to determine the whereabouts of the allegedly missing man. Two days later, lo and behold the missing man appears, unharmed and unscathed with vague rumours of an undisclosed ransome paid!, and now Soludo sends a text message telling Nigerians how undeterred he is and what he will do as governor. No mention of the state of health of the poor old man and no mention of how and when the man emerged, was he really kidnapped?
Re: Was Pa Soludo Ever Kidnapped? by saintneo(m): 6:44pm On Nov 05, 2009
no!
he was GRANNYNAPPED!
Re: Was Pa Soludo Ever Kidnapped? by canuck(m): 6:57pm On Nov 05, 2009
^^^^ LOL! Nice one Saint Hilarious!

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Food for thought. . .But source please??
Re: Was Pa Soludo Ever Kidnapped? by Nobody: 8:35pm On Nov 05, 2009
i think you guys should do something useful with your lives

the kind of clandestine politics people want to engage in Nigeria is frightening.

oya lets blame soludo for kidnapping his own father because the family were fortunate enough to have their father released after widespread condemnation.

I sorry for my country!!!

mogentle:

written by Roz Ben-Okagbue , November 05, 2009

Was Pa Soludo ever kidnapped?, was any report made at the the police station to the effect that the man was missing?, no it was not!, did any body go inside the Soludo house to confirm that the man was indeed not in his bedroom?, no they did not?, [b]did Soludo show any concern about his missing father or say anything about the incident other than that this will not deter him?([/b]rather odd reaction when your father is supposedly in danger). And then the police announce that they will be turning the torch light on the Soludo family to determine the whereabouts of the allegedly missing man. Two days later, lo and behold the missing man appears, unharmed and unscathed with vague rumours of an undisclosed ransome paid!, and now Soludo sends a text message telling Nigerians how undeterred he is and what he will do as governor. No mention of the state of health of the poor old man and no mention of how and when the man emerged, was he really kidnapped?

did not show concern?

may be you were hoping he will go and break CBN vault and pay you 500million so that you know he was concerned.

Please go and bury your head in shame.
Re: Was Pa Soludo Ever Kidnapped? by mekuslogan: 8:49pm On Nov 05, 2009
The man was transported to higher realms. Bunch of stupid journalists.

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