Kwara police save 46 yr-vintage kidnap victim in Ilorin
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| The police surrounded the bush and while the kidnapers felt that the police have been closed to the place, they deserted the sufferer and ran away |
The Police Command in Kwara State has secured the discharge of a 46 year antique tipper lorry proprietor, Alh Musa Atere, who turned into abducted in Ilorin on Tuesday.
The spokesperson of the command, Ajayi Okasanmi, stated Atere became rescued from his abductors at a village in Oko Olowo place of Ilorin within the early hours of Wednesday with out paying any ransom.
According to him, the kidnapers had demanded a ransom of N30 million from his own circle of relatives past due on Tuesday.
He stated "Atere turned into abducted round 6:00am on Tuesday alongside Ogundele/Madi street in Ilorin West Local Government region of Kwara State on his manner to the General Hospital, Ilorin for the remedy of his daughter.
"He was stated to had been together along with his spouse in his automobile while the kidnappers whisked him to an unknown vacation spot after dispossessing his spouse of the cash in her purse."
He introduced that the discharge of Atere turned into because of police efforts who trailed the kidnappers following records that they have been maintaining the sufferer in a bush at Oko Olowo location of the state-capital.
He stated "Following a record acquired through the police that a tipper proprietor become abducted in Ilorin on Tuesday, the State Commissioners of Police, Alhaji Mohammed Bagega ordered the nation anti-kidnapping unit to enter movement and following records that the kidnapers had been conserving the sufferer in a bush at Oko Olowo
"The police surrounded the bush and while the kidnapers felt that the police have been closed to the place, they deserted the sufferer and ran away."
He also mentioned "The man ran to the villagers who assisted him and taken him to the Ilorin-Jebba Expressway at Oko Olowo. The guy changed into rescued with out paying any ransom and he has been exceeded over to his own circle of relatives."