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ADVERTISEMENT The gunmen who kidnapped David Oyewumi, the Obadu of Ilemeso Ekiti, four days ago have demanded N20 million ransom. Mr Oyewumi was abducted by  six armed men last Thursday at about 9 p.m. and taken to an unknown destination. Although the police said they were on the trail of the kidnappers, nothing much had been heard from them. During the attack, the gunmen came firing into the air, scaled the fence into the palace and entered the monarch’s living room. Ilemeso, in Oye Local government Area of Ekiti State, borders Isan Ekiti, the home town of Governor Kayode Fayemi.

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TODAY This is coming exactly eight days the victim had been in kidnappers’ den. Akinbami was kidnapped by unknown gunmen at his petrol station along Ado-Ijan road around 9pm on Sunday, January 10, and whisked away to unknown destination. The abductors had on Tuesday night, January 12, contacted his family and demanded a N60 million ransom to secure his release. The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ekiti Command, ASP Sunday Abutu, said Akinbami was released around 3pm on Sunday. Abutu added that no ransom was paid to secure the release of the business tycoon, saying it was as a resu...

  A popular Petroleum Dealer who was abducted in Ekiti State one week ago, has been released. The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Sunday Abutu confirmed to Channels Television that Suleiman Akinbami was released Sunday afternoon somewhere in the neighboring Kogi State. Abutu attributes the release of the abductee to an intensive manhunt for the syndicate by officers of the Command. The Police assured that the fight against crimes and criminal elements in the state will be sustained and strengthened. More on Crime Watch

Daily Post Nigeria Published Abducted Ekiti State businessman, Suleiman Akinbami has been released by his abductors after spending eight days in captivity. Akinbami was whisked away by unknown gunmen last Sunday at his filling station along the Federal Polytechnic Road Ado Ekiti. The abductors had on Wednesday contacted his family and demanded a N60 million ransom for his freedom. However, the Ekiti State Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Sunday Abutu confirmed that the victim was released at about 3pm on Sunday around a remote area in Kogi State. Abutu added that no ransom was paid to sec...