The kidnapped victims include a man, a woman and two children who are said to be orphans.
According to one Musa Ibrahim from the community, the bandits had earlier requested the sum of N10m as ransom before the kidnapped victims would regain their freedom, but later agreed to collect N5 million.
“As we were putting heads together to see how we could raise the five million naira through community effort, the terrorists sent a message on Tuesday that they would not collect old Naira notes,” he lamented.
According to him, the bandits insisted that the kidnapped victims will remain in their den until the month of December, 2022, when the new Naira notes would be in circulation..
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But IPOB and ESN doing their own rubbish in the East is the problem they keep asking Peter Obi how he will tackle
ReplyDeleteM sister. You see their hypocrisy
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Na wa ooo, what then is the use of the new notes when bandits are demanding for it and politicians will still embezzle and hoard it when it starts circulating?
ReplyDeleteThis is a clear sign that these kidnappers ain't working alone.God abeg expose their bankrollers🙏🏽
ReplyDeleteI am telling you.
DeleteShebi we all were here when Myatti Allah was advocating and asking CBN for more time to enable them members bring out their monies from the forest.
My people if you know, you know!!!
This is serious
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine...the game don start I swear
ReplyDeletePeople should stay safe please. The way am seeing things now it seems there is going to be much more kidnapping this period until those money hoarders gain back all the money they've lost since they were forced to bring out the old money that they had hidden for years. Some of them were forced to do giveaway with the old stored monies because they had not enough bank account to deposit them without being suspected. So kidnapping games would be the main means of getting back their money. Desperate people everywhere.
ReplyDeleteThe new naira notes can easily be traced if our security operatives are serious with their duty.
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