Ransom Paid, But Freedom Never Gained: Inside Nigeria’s Cruelest Kidnapping Cases

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Ali Baho set out to save a friend, a choice that cost him everything. Baho, a commercial driver, volunteered to deliver ransom to free his abducted friend and colleague, Kabiru Aliyu, only to become the next victim in a betrayal that shattered the fragile hope that paying up might mean freedom. (…)

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