Oh Dear, the kidnap business seems to have come to Nigeria to stay as the country is now experiencing spates of it virtually on a daily basis. The latest of these cases took place in Imo State recently.

Barrister Kingsley Ononuju is a well known chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Imo State. He had lived a normal life at his Owerri residence located at Oguta Street until recently – Thursday last week to be exact- when he was kidnapped by some gunmen at about 8 p.m. as he left his residence.

This situation naturally threw his family and friend circles into a state of confusion and apprehension as no one was sure of what to do since there was no clue as to the reason of the kidnap. The situation remained so until sometime on Friday when the kidnappers got in touch with the barrister’s family members demanding a whopping #6 million ransom for his release.

The family was not sure at this stage whether to celebrate the fact that they now know he is alive or be desperate about what to do to secure his release.

A member of the family had this to say; “We don’t know at what point he was kidnapped but his abduction took place after he left his Owerri residence at about 8 pm on Thursday. His abductors called on Friday and allowed us to speak to him. We also spoke on Saturday. They are demanding N6m as ransom.”

Interestingly however, the case does not seem to have been reported to the Police as at the time of this report. This much was discovered when contact was made with the Imo State Commissioner of Police, Chris Ezike, who said no such case was reported to them.

http://uneekomunikations.com/wp/uneekomunikations-n6million-ransom-placed-on-the-head-of-kidnapped-imo-apc-chieftain/

Nawa o


Number one reason my Uncles are afraid of coming back home...

Equal2DeTask:
Nawa o


Number one reason my Uncles are afraid of coming back home...

Omo, I used to blame such Uncles but now, no way! They better stay put where they are until further notice. I am already regretting why I came back home - patriotism or no patriotism.

uneeking:


Omo, I used to blame such Uncles but now, no way! They better stay put where they are until further notice. I am already regretting why I came back home - patriotism or no patriotism.

Honestly..