Wahala oo! Three Family Members Kidnapped for Over One Month in Kogi, Bandits Demand ₦20 Million Ransom
Taki community, Kabba/Bunu LGA, Kogi State, don dey shake as three members of the same family – Eniojukan Samuel, Eniojukan Bunmi, and Ekomitan Mary – don dey with kidnappers for more than one month after dem drag dem along Ihale–Taki Road. According to sources, bandits dey demand ₦20 million before dem go release them. Residents dey beg for urgent security intervention as road don dey dangerous, and repeated attacks dey terrorize locals. This case join long list of kidnapping wahala for Okunland, and people dey question why bandits dey operate freely while authorities dey slow to respond. Earlier, another victim, Dada Babatege, pay ₦6 million but bandits still refuse to free am, dey demand extra ₦14 million plus two Bajaj motorcycles. Communities dey fear, dey call government make dem act fast before more lives scatter. Wahala heavy oo, security no dey reach those wey need am most.
Taki community, Kabba/Bunu LGA, Kogi State, don dey shake as three members of the same family – Eniojukan Samuel, Eniojukan Bunmi, and Ekomitan Mary – don dey with kidnappers for more than one month after dem drag dem along Ihale–Taki Road. According to sources, bandits dey demand ₦20 million before dem go release them. Residents dey beg for urgent security intervention as road don dey dangerous, and repeated attacks dey terrorize locals. This case join long list of kidnapping wahala for Okunland, and people dey question why bandits dey operate freely while authorities dey slow to respond. Earlier, another victim, Dada Babatege, pay ₦6 million but bandits still refuse to free am, dey demand extra ₦14 million plus two Bajaj motorcycles. Communities dey fear, dey call government make dem act fast before more lives scatter. Wahala heavy oo, security no dey reach those wey need am most.
Wahala oo! Three Family Members Kidnapped for Over One Month in Kogi, Bandits Demand ₦20 Million Ransom
Taki community, Kabba/Bunu LGA, Kogi State, don dey shake as three members of the same family – Eniojukan Samuel, Eniojukan Bunmi, and Ekomitan Mary – don dey with kidnappers for more than one month after dem drag dem along Ihale–Taki Road. According to sources, bandits dey demand ₦20 million before dem go release them. Residents dey beg for urgent security intervention as road don dey dangerous, and repeated attacks dey terrorize locals. This case join long list of kidnapping wahala for Okunland, and people dey question why bandits dey operate freely while authorities dey slow to respond. Earlier, another victim, Dada Babatege, pay ₦6 million but bandits still refuse to free am, dey demand extra ₦14 million plus two Bajaj motorcycles. Communities dey fear, dey call government make dem act fast before more lives scatter. Wahala heavy oo, security no dey reach those wey need am most.
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