- A 3-year-old boy was kidnapped by his nanny and her accomplice on Monday.
- They demanded a ransom of N15 million naira for the boy to be released.
- However, they were apprehended by the police, and the young boy reunited with his mother battling cancer.
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A young boy who was kidnapped in Gwarimpa area of Abuja has finally been found and brought back into the hands of his mother.
Recall that news of the young 3-year-old boy made rounds when an alarm was raised that he had been kidnapped by his nanny on Monday, July 10.
Apparently, the young boy, according to CCTV footage, left his parent’s apartment with his nanny and never returned.
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“Please help find this baby and pray for his safe return. Taken by his nanny from an estate in Gwarimpa, Abuja. Please be on the lookout and pray. The boy’s mom is battling cancer… help, help please,” an Abuja-based businesswoman raised the alarm.
However, the suspected kidnapper was reported to have reached out to the young boy’s parents to pay a ransom of N15m.
The devastated mother pleaded they accept N5m and release her boy to her but they blatantly refused.
The boy was held in their custody until the nanny and her accomplice were apprehended, this was confirmed by a family member, Jesse Dan Yusuf who assured that boy has reunited with his mother battling with cancer.
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Resilient bride held wedding after the alleged abduction of her fiancé
Meanwhile, in a piece of rather worrisome news, a resilient bride held a wedding after the alleged abduction of her fiancé.
The Nigerian bride became the center of attention on social media due to her decision to continue with her wedding despite the alleged abduction of her husband-to-be.
The groom was reportedly kidnapped just a day before their wedding. Instead of canceling the ceremony, the determined bride found solace in using a framed picture of her missing fiancé to symbolize his presence.
