The Nigeria Police Force Intelligence Bureau FIB-IRT has arrested four kidnap suspects for the kidnap of a popular businessman’s wife, Mrs. Hussana Adamu.
Hussana was kidnapped eight months ago by the kidnap syndicate and a sum of N20 million naira ransom was demanded before she could be released.
She was released a week later after the payment was made. However, her suspected kidnappers have now been arrested.
According to credible reports, a team of police operatives led by DCP Tunji Disu arrested four of the suspects identified as Isiaka Hamidu, Nwasaneo Goodluck, Victor Nwidee, and ThankGod Bariledun.
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Reports also confirmed that apart from Isiaka Hamidu who hails from Adamawa State, the remaining suspects are natives of Khana Local Government Area of Rivers State.
Isiaka Hamidu, who reportedly, is the prime suspect claimed that he invited the three other suspects to abduct Mrs. Adamu to avenge his younger brother.
Isiaka said, ”One of my brothers worked for Alhaji Musa Ahmad, for 11 years. When he left to get married, all Alhaji Ahmad could pay my brother was N250,000.
“I was not happy with him because everyone knew he was very rich and could afford more than that. I decided to kidnap him or any member of his family.
“I contacted Goodluck, a long-time friend and told him about the situation. He was also angry and bought my kidnap idea.
“Good luck in turn called leader of the gang , Ojukwu, who mobilized and coordinated the woman’s kidnap, after I showed them her house.
“But I did not join them for the operation so that no one would recognize me”
“I used N1 million out of it to f*** ashawo( commercial s3x workers). I lodged in a hotel , invited prostitutes every night for one month.
“I slept with at least two ashawos every night for one month and I paid them N20,000 each.
“I used the remaining N300,000 to plant corn in the village”, he said, maintaining that it was his first time of indulging in kidnap.
