Skip to main content

Police Parades Suspected Kidnappers of Akala’s Farm Worker, Others

 


Oyo State Police Command on Friday 17 paraded suspected kidnapping syndicates terrorizing the people of Igana Iwajowa local government area, as well as the Ogbomoso axis of the state.

The suspects according to the state police public relations officer, SP. Adewale Osifeso briefed journalists at the Oyo State Command Headquarters Eleyele Ibadan on behalf of the state commissioner of Police, CP. Adewale Williams is one Anjola Abimubakar, aged 25, Sani Abacha Abdulahi, 28, Sani Abacha Jafaru, 26, Sale Muhammadu, 25, Isha Seriki Muhammed, 25, Aliu Jafaru aged 50, Umar Abubakar, 34, Mustapha Baruguma aged 20, Unaru Jale Usman, aged 56, Abdulahi Muhammed Sani, aged 42, Jamiu Jubril, 45, Kayode Kolade, 35, Laggi Usman, 28, Jamiu Iroko, 30, Sule Bello, 20, Umar Shuaibu, 20, Kali Weti aged 29 were responsible for the abduction of one Aishat Lawal female, Haruna Jaye, male and Olasunkanmi Wasiu.

SP. Olawale also said that some of the paraded suspects were responsible for the abduction of the farm manager of the ex-governor of the state, late Otunba Christopher Alao-Akala, one Christopher Taiwo Bakare who was kidnapped on 16th July 2022.

Osifeso in his address said, “in a bid to rid the state of criminal and unscrupulous elements the Oyo State Police Command under the constructive leadership of CP. Adewale Williams has completely rejigged the command’s security architecture to cater comprehensively and qualitatively for all and sundry the command in concept with communal partnerships relevant sister agencies and non-state actors have been able to collectively meet up and resolve the yearnings and concerns of the good people of Oyo state regarding emerging and existing security threats to include armed robbery, defilement, and kidnapping.

“To this effect the command today, Friday paraded the abductors of one Christopher Taiwo Bakare male and Dr. Rasheed Oladoye male who were kidnapped on the 16th and 22nd of July at Jabata and Gbede via Ogbomoso axis respectively.

“So also operatives of the command attached to Igana Divisional Police Headquarters through intelligent driven surveillance and painstaking investigation around Igana, Iwere Ile, Ijio, all under Iwajowa Local Government Area of the state.

“To this end, the commissioner of Police, CP. Adebowale Williams appreciate the residents for their support and enjoyed them being unrelenting and generous with the provision of credible and timely information capable of nipping crime in the bud at all times.

In his detailed analysis of the suspects, Osifeso noted that Anjola Abubarkar, Sani Abacha Abdulahi, Sank Abacha Jafaru, Sale Mohammed, and Isah Seriki were responsible for the kidnap of the Akala’s farm manager, while Umar Abubakar, Mustapha Baruguma, Aliu Jafaru were responsible for the kidnap of Dr. Rasheed Oladoye, he maintained that the suspects have confessed to the crime and they are under open interrogations, as they are helping the police with information that will be of great help to the command.

One of the suspects, One Abudulahi Muhammed aged 42, resident of Igana, in his confession to journalists, said, “I was arrested for kidnapping one Alhaji Yahyah, I’m an active member of the kidnap syndicate, I have been on kidnapping business for over two years and the first victim we kidnapped last gave us a ransom of 1m and I was given 150k as my share of the money, we used to operate anywhere that is conducive for us in Igana area.

Exhibits recovered from the suspects are one dane rifle gun, detachable hood cap, one expended cartridge, the sum of twelve thousand nairas, and a pair of slippers.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Akudaaya: Tinubu, Abacha and Shettima’s Theory of Ruthless Leadership | Festus Adedayo

  OPINION By Festus ADEDAYO In what seems to affirm that he wears controversies like apparel, vice presidential candidate of the All Progressives Party (APC), Kashim Shettima, leapt into yet another at the twilight of last week. On Thursday at the 96th-anniversary celebration of the Yoruba Tennis Club in Ikoyi, Lagos state, Shettima was quoted to have said that Nigeria needed the “hospitality” of General Sani Abacha, Nigeria’s despotic military ruler; Nigeria’s own contribution to the list of infamous rulers who ruled the world with infernal ruthlessness. As the controversy over what he actually said raged, Shettima came out with a clarification: He actually said that in 2023, Nigeria needed a president who possessed “a dose of ruthlessness and taciturnity”. Nigerians have since been engaged in dissecting what lay atop the mind of a man who could be the country’s vice president. “We need a leader with a dose of ruthlessness and taciturnity of General Sani Abacha… Nice men do not ma...

Oyo Speaker Meets Senate Leadership, Deliberates State Assembly, LG Autonomy |OGBOMOSO INFO|

The Speaker of the 9th Oyo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin met the Senate President, Senator Ahmed Lawan to deliberate issues around financial autonomy for States Assembly and local governments. The brief meeting which was held yesterday after a national legislative assignment in Abuja, it’s considered necessary to improve cooperation between the National Assembly (Nigerian Senate and House of Representatives) and the State legislative arm. According to Ogundoyin, the wide gap between the National and the State assembly needs to be bridged to ensure that the common interest of the people are genuinely and adequately represented. He noted that the local government and State Assembly are closer to the people, saying the financial autonomy is essential towards meeting grassroot needs and making the State lawmakers run their legislative duties without hindrances. He said, “The distinguished Senate President, Senator Ahmed Lawan is a stakeholder in the nation...

LAUTECH: Solving One Problem But Creating Another |Adewuyi Adegbite

    By Adewuyi Adegbite The sole ownership of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso (LAUTECH) by Oyo State is a welcome development. Joint ownership of the institution by Oyo and Osun states has culminated into protracted crises in the institution, which has had telling effects on the students, the staff and its rating as the best state university in Nigeria as well as the relationship between the owner states. Thus, the taking over of the institution by the Oyo State Government is applauded by all and sundry as a pragmatic way of engendering peace. However, the report credited to the Oyo State Governor, Engr. Seyi Makinde that the institution would be run as a multi-campus is sad news for all Ogbomoso indigenes as well as lovers of justice. I wish to advise the Oyo State Government to reconsider the idea in the interest of peaceful coexistence among the various zones of the state, which is homogenous. Numerically and population-wise, Ogbomoso geo-political zo...