Five gunmen have kidnapped two female students of Covenant University,
Ota, Ogun State from their home in the Karmo area of the Federal Capital
Territory, Abuja, on Sunday.
The girls, Ejura and Onekwu Opaluwah, were taken away in the booth of a blue Honda car with number plate, HR 152 ABC, in what started off as a robbery incident at 5.00 p.m.
"My brother is not a politician; he has no interest in politics, so I don’t think there is any political undertone to this. We are pleading with the abductors to release the girls, they are innocent. Also, I want my nieces to have faith, be calm and patient. By God’s grace, they will be home soon,” he assured.
The girls, Ejura and Onekwu Opaluwah, were taken away in the booth of a blue Honda car with number plate, HR 152 ABC, in what started off as a robbery incident at 5.00 p.m.
“It was about 5 p.m that evening when five armed men came into the house and went straight to the room of the girls’ father, Mr Samson Opaluwah, an engineer. They robbed him of his valuables. As they were leaving, they took both girls and put them in the booth of the car.
“The abductors then called yesterday asking us to pay N200 million ransom, which they eventually reduced to N150 million.”
An uncle of the missing girls, Mr. Amadi Opaluwah, told Vanguard. He
declined to give more information for fear of the girls’ safety, but
said he believes the abduction was not politically motivated as the
father of the girls, who is the procurement officer at the Ministry of
Niger Delta Affairs, is a civil servant, not a politician.
"My brother is not a politician; he has no interest in politics, so I don’t think there is any political undertone to this. We are pleading with the abductors to release the girls, they are innocent. Also, I want my nieces to have faith, be calm and patient. By God’s grace, they will be home soon,” he assured.
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