Bandits have reportedly killed three abducted siblings after their parents failed to pay a N2million ransom in Kaduna State.
The children, a girl and two boys, were abducted alongside four others at Oil Village, a suburb of the Kaduna metropolis, located near the Kaduna Refinery on Monday, November 7.
Confirming the development, a resident of the community, Fabian Uzochukwu said that the remains of the children have been deposited at the St Gerard’s Catholic Hospital Kaduna mortuary.
“Three children of same parents who were recently kidnapped by bandits in Oil village Kaduna have been slaughtered by their captors for the failure of their parents to pay #2 million Naira ransom. Their bodies are now at St Gerard’s Catholic Hospital Kaduna,” he wrote.
Also confirming the incident, a staff of St. Matthew Secondary School Secondary School, Kaduna, shared a photo of one of the siblings, Blessing Onwe, a student of the school.
The post reads, “Rest in peace my dear. God will revenge for you.Can’t believe u gone. Ur class mate are missing u. The school teachers are also missing u. All the school student are missing u.
“She is a student from our school @st Matthew secondary school television kaduna state. She was kidnapped with her brothers on their way back home. And all of them were killed by the kidnappers, because they didn’t get what they demanded for money.”
KanyiDaily had also reported how Bandits demanded N10m as ransom before releasing the lifeless body of their victim, Obadiah Ibrahim, who they abducted and killed in Kaduna State.
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