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Kidnappers of NTA female journalist demands N8m Ransom
It’s no longer news that Kidnappers on Thursday abducted Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) journalist, Mrs Olabunmi Lawal Oke in Akure, Ondo state but the news now is that Four gunmen are demanding a whooping sum 8 million Naira as ransom payment.
NTA General Manager, Mrs Bennie Mordi,confirmed the demands and also said the abduction occurred around 8.30 p.m Thursday, adding that Oke was abducted in front of Jojain Hotel, Oba-Ile, while returning from work.
Olubunmi was going home with her baby and the housemaid. She was kidnapped alone.
Bennie Mordi said a witness narrated that a taxi cab trailed the victim’s vehicle and drove across it, forcing it to stop before taking her away.
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