Abducted nursing mother's body found after N6m ransom payment

THE decomposing body of a nursing mother, Kehinde Jibril, abducted by suspected kidnappers at Ago-Oja town in Asa Local Government Area of Kwara state has been discovered.

The corpse was reportedly found yesterday along Ojoku road in Ago-Oja axis after frantic efforts to locate and rescue her from her abductors.

The kidnappers had last Friday reportedly directed the family of the deceased  to bring the ransom for her release to Eiyekonrin town.

It was gathered that family members and relations of the deceased were said to have found her decomposing body after paying N6 million  ransom out of the negotiated amount to the kidnappers. 

Kehinde had since been buried according to Islamic rite at Ago-Oja.

The traditional chief of Ago-Oja, Baale Daudu Arolu confirmed the discovery of the corpse and burial of Kehinde to journalists in a telephone interview.

Vanguard reliably gathered   that Kehinde  was abducted two days to the Eidel-fitr celebrations at her husband's residence in Ago-Oja .

The kidnappers were said to have initially targeted her husband said to be a cattle dealer, but abducted the wife because the husband was not at home when they attacked their resident .

Another victim abducted alongside Kehinde  on the same day in the town, Oriyomi Babatunde was also injured during the abduction and later died in the hospital.

Culled from Vanguard

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