Kidnappers demand N25m ransom for Rivers’ teachers
Kidnappers of three teachers at Agba-Ndele
Community Secondary School in Emohua Local Government Area of Rivers
State have demanded a ransom of N25 million before they would be
released.
The teachers, who were whisked away on Monday, October 12, included Joseph Dimpa, Martina Ofuru, and Charity Mbajike. A member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Obinna Duru and a security guard, Jonathan Woforu, were also abducted.
The Paramount Ruler of Ndele Community, Eze Godwin Iransi, yesterday, said the kidnappers made contact through one of his chiefs.
He, however, said the community had no such amount of money to pay, while pleading that they should be released unconditionally, for the sake of God and humanity.
He said, “They (abductors) have been able to call; they called one of my chiefs and they demanded a ransom of N25 million.
“I am pleading that, at least, for the sake of God and for the sake of humanity, release those four persons. Two of them are women and two of them are men. How can you take women to God knows where. They took them through the Sembrero River. Are they keeping them in the creeks? Are they keeping them in the bush? Are they keeping them under what condition? They should please release them,” he appealed.
The teachers, who were whisked away on Monday, October 12, included Joseph Dimpa, Martina Ofuru, and Charity Mbajike. A member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Obinna Duru and a security guard, Jonathan Woforu, were also abducted.
The Paramount Ruler of Ndele Community, Eze Godwin Iransi, yesterday, said the kidnappers made contact through one of his chiefs.
He, however, said the community had no such amount of money to pay, while pleading that they should be released unconditionally, for the sake of God and humanity.
He said, “They (abductors) have been able to call; they called one of my chiefs and they demanded a ransom of N25 million.
“I am pleading that, at least, for the sake of God and for the sake of humanity, release those four persons. Two of them are women and two of them are men. How can you take women to God knows where. They took them through the Sembrero River. Are they keeping them in the creeks? Are they keeping them in the bush? Are they keeping them under what condition? They should please release them,” he appealed.
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