The bandits require ₦ 200m of redemption for the Varsity graduate kidnapped in …

The armed bandits requested a ransom of ₦ 200 million for the release of Basherah Ojedeyi, graduated from the Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (Udus), who was kidnapped in the state of Niger on September 29.

Ojedeyi, who had just been included in the profession of X -ray on September 24, was traveling to Osogbo, in the state of Osun, when he was kidnapped.

The family members said that his last contact was around 14:00 on Monday, when he informed them that his vehicle had broken down to Mokwa, in the state of the Niger.

The armed bandits requested a ransom of ₦ 200 million for the release of Basherah Ojedeyi, graduated from the Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (Udus), who was kidnapped in the state of Niger on September 29.

Ojedeyi, who had just been included in the profession of X -ray on September 24, was traveling to Osogbo, in the state of Osun, when he was kidnapped.

The family members said that his last contact was around 14:00 on Monday, when he informed them that his vehicle had broken down to Mokwa, in the state of the Niger.

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Shortly after the car was repaired, it disappeared and its kidnappers subsequently reached to ask for ₦ 200 million.

A student near the victim, who spoke on condition of anonymity, confirmed that the family is currently in negotiations with the kidnappers while fighting to raise funds.

The efforts to get an answer from the Niger State Police Command were not successful, since the calls and messages to the spokesperson, Wasiu Inhabitun, remained unanswered at the time of the presentation of this relationship.

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