Ekiti pupils abductors reduce ₦100m ransom to ₦15m.

Ekiti pupils abductors reduce ₦100m ransom to ₦15m.

The abductors of five pupils and four staff members from the Apostolic Faith Church Primary and Secondary School in Ekiti State, Nigeria, have reportedly reduced their ransom demand from ₦100 million to ₦15 million.

On Monday, January 29th, 2024, gunmen abducted the victims from a school bus while traveling near Emure-Ekiti.

Initial reports indicated the kidnappers demanded ₦100 million for their release.

Sources close to the families claim the kidnappers have since lowered the ransom to ₦15 million.

The victims' health and safety remain a major concern.

The Ekiti State Police Command has confirmed the abduction and is actively investigating the case.

The police have not officially commented on the reported ransom reduction.

Authorities continue to urge the public to avoid offering concessions to kidnappers and instead report any suspicious activity.

No official information has been released regarding ongoing negotiations with the kidnappers.

The significant reduction in the ransom demand could indicate desperation or internal divisions within the abduction group.

The well-being of the abducted children and staff remains the top priority, and a swift and safe resolution is crucial.

Comments

Keep up to date with our latest articles and uploads...