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Apr 29, 20218 min read

Ogun Police Parade Kidnappers of OOU Students, Monarch, Others

Ogun Police Parade Kidnappers of OOU Students, Monarch, Others
Galaxy TV · Local News desk · Lagos

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Operatives of the Ogun state police command have paraded suspected kidnappers of students of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ayetoro campus and the community leader in the state, Chief Tajudeen Omotayo.

The Commissioner of Police in the state, Edward Ajogun paraded the suspects who also included suspected armed robbers at the police headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta . 

Ajogun while parading the suspected kidnappers of the two female students of OOU who were   abducted March 14,2021 at their hostel said the suspects were apprehended two days after the students were released.

The police boss also added that the suspects confessed that they were behind the kidnap of a doctor and a nurse on the Abeokuta-Imeko Road.

The suspects, Umaru Usman, Mohammed Bello, and Babuga Abubakar, 40 reportedly confessed to a series of kidnap cases in Ayetoro, Olorunda and Imeko areas.

The Commissioner of Police also paraded two suspected kidnappers behind the abduction of the community leader in  Imope.

Omotayo who was abducted March 20, 2021 on his way from a meeting in Ijebu-Ode was later releases after an undisclosed amount was paid to the kidnappers.

According to the police boss, investigations are still on, saying, other members of the gang will be arrested as soon as possible.

Others paraded were suspected armed robbers arrested in some parts of the state.

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