Kidnappers reduce ransom to N40m for eight abducted Edo residents
[The Guardian - Nigeria] - 13/01/2026
Suspected kidnappers who abducted eight residents of Imoga, in Akoko-Edo Local Government Area of Edo State, and demanded N100 million ransom have reduced their demand to N40 million. The Okpahi of Imoga Kingdom, Oba Patrick Abudu, disclosed this on Tuesday The post Kidnappers reduce ransom to (…)
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