Kidnappers abduct 2 in Ogun

Ogun State Police command, yesterday, said hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers have abducted one Nurat Ogundipe and a commercial motorcycle rider in Imeko, Imeko/Afon Local Government Area of the state.

Spokesperson of the command, Omolola Odutola, disclosed this in a statement in Abeokuta.

According to Odutola, the incident was reported at Divisional Police Office of Imeko Division, by an eye witnesses.

She added the victims were kidnapped on Monday, at 1500hrs, while returning from Ijio Iwere Ile, a community in Oyo State,  which shares boundaries with Ogun State. 

Odutola disclosed that the DPO in collaboration with hunters, forest guards, Vigilante, So Safe and Amotekun have been deployed to the forest and bushes, combing, to ensure the rescue and safety of the two persons kidnapped.

The statement read: “A suspected case of kidnapping was reported through eye witnesses account to the Divisional Police Officer of Imeko Division.

“According to the report, one Nurat Ogundipe “f” who was a pillon on a commercial motorcycle was abducted along with the commercial motorcycle rider on April 1, 2024, about 1500hrs, while returning from Ijio Iwere Ile a community in Oyo State  that shares boundaries with Ogun State.

“Following the abduction, the DPO in collaboration with hunters, forest guards, Vigilante, So Safe and Amotekun have been deployed to the forest and bush, combing, to ensure the rescue and safety of the two persons kidnapped.

“The Commissioner of Police has been briefed and other security formations have been alerted.

“There is no cause for fear, as materials resources  and all external security measures have been activated to guarantee that the victims are released safely.”

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