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View Point: Lagos-Ibadan Expressway becomes den for kidnappers

The security situation in Nigeria is getting out of hand and no part of the country is spared. The emergence of Amotekun in the south west has helped greatly to curb insecurity but the truth is, it has only been the Amotekun in Ondo and Oyo States that has been proactive.

The Lagos- Ibadan expressway that stretches 132 kilometers to Ibadan has become a den for kidnappers as it has large swathes of ungoverned spaces. Only last week two people were killed in a commercial bus when kidnappers attacked commuters after Ibadan. And only recently according to reports, another kidnapping incident happened around the Isara area with the kidnappers demanding a N20million ransom.

To say the truth,  the Lagos-Ibadan expressway is unsafe and all hands must be on deck to solve the security challenge.

Recently the Aare Ona Kankanfo accused the police of lack of cooperation in fighting kidnapping on the express road and I shudder to hear that because this is not the time to trade blames. This is the time to work together to stop pervasive insecurity. Lagos – Ibadan expressway is fast becoming another Wild Wild West. Something should be done.

#ViewPoint: Lagos-Ibadan Expressway becomes den for kidnappers

The security situation in Nigeria is getting out of hand and no part of the country is spared. The emergence of Amotekun in the south west has helped greatly to curb insecurity but the truth is, it has only been the Amotekun in Ondo and Oyo States that has been proactive.

The Lagos- Ibadan expressway that stretches 132 kilometers to Ibadan has become a den for kidnappers as it has large swathes of ungoverned spaces. Only last week two people were killed in a commercial bus when kidnappers attacked commuters after Ibadan. And only recently according to reports, another kidnapping incident happened around the Isara area with the kidnappers demanding a N20million ransom.

To say the truth,  the Lagos-Ibadan expressway is unsafe and all hands must be on deck to solve the security challenge.

Recently the Aare Ona Kankanfo accused the police of lack of cooperation in fighting kidnapping on the express road and I shudder to hear that because this is not the time to trade blames. This is the time to work together to stop pervasive insecurity. Lagos – Ibadan expressway is fast becoming another Wild Wild West. Something should be done.

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Forced Marriage: 19-year-old lady allegedly stabs 35-year-old husband to death in Adamawa

The spokesman, Adamawa State Police Command, Suleiman Nguroje, made this known in Yola while disclosing the arrest of the 19-year-old.

He however said police investigations so far, ” Reveals, that the Suspect was forcefully married to the deceased by her parents against her will on the 6/8/2021 and the marriage lasted for only three weeks before the ugly incident.”

He said the suspect was arrested in the Shelleng Local Government Area of the state, where the incident occurred following a report received from one Jophas Johnsley a friend of the deceased.

He explained that “The suspect, Rumasau Muhammed a resident of Wuro Yanka Village, Shelleng local government area, stabbed her late husband Muhammed Adamu with a knife after seeking for divorce and the deceased refused to pronounce such divorce.

“Angered by his refusal to divorce her after several request by her, the Suspect used a knife and stabbed him on his stomach, as a result of which he fell down unconscious and was rushed to the hospital where he was confirmed dead.

“The suspect was apprehended by the Police in Shelleng Divisional headquarters, following a report received from one Jophas Johnsley a friend of the deceased.”

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