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Abductors of UNIABUJA staff demand N300m ransom – PRO

DailyblastBy DailyblastNovember 3, 2021011 Min Read
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The abductors of the six individuals that were kidnapped from the University of Abuja on Tuesday have reached out to their families, The PUNCH reports.

Sources familiar with the matter confirmed the new development to our correspondent in Abuja on Wednesday.

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“They demanded N50 million naira for each person, they have contacted the family but that is all we know for now,” one source said.

The Public Relations Officer of UniAbuja, Habib Yakoob confirmed the development:

“They got in touch with the family, the parents of the abducted children were contacted. We learnt they are asking for N300 million for all of them”.

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