'I paid ransom', Edo Chief Imam punctures police rescue...
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'I paid ransom', Edo Chief Imam punctures police rescue...
The Chief Imam of Uromi Central Mosque in Edo State, Imam Muhammad Murtadha Obhakhobo, has denied the claim that he was rescued by the police, disclosing that he paid N6.5 million ransom before regaining freedom. Daily Trust had reported how the cleric was kidnapped at Uromi on July 9, and a ransom of N30 million was demanded by his abductors, The police had in a statement signed by its spokesperson in Edo, CSP Moses Yamu, claimed that he was re…
Police Lied, Kidnappers Took N6.5m Ransom To Free Me, Says Uromi Edo Chief Imam - Thepodiummedia
The Chief Imam of Uromi Central Mosque in Edo State, Muhammad Murtadha Obhakhobo, has denied the claim that he was rescued by police, disclosing that he paid N6.5 million ransom before regaining freedom. He had been kidnapped at Uromi on July 9, 2025 and a ransom of N30 million was demanded by his abductors. The spokesperson for the Edo State Police Command, CSP Moses Yamu, in a statement on Tuesday, claimed that the cleric was released followin…
Police didn't rescue me, I paid N6.5m ransom for my release - Edo Chief Imam debunks police rescue report - Expressive Info
The Chief Imam of Uromi Central Mosque in Edo State, Muhammad Murtadha Obhakhobo, has rebushed the report that he was rescued by police, stating that he paid N6.5 million ransom before regaining freedom. The cleric was kidnapped at Uromi on July 9, 2025 and a ransom of N30 million was demanded by his abductors. The spokesperson for the Edo State Police Command, CSP Moses Yamu, in a statement on Tuesday, claimed that the cleric was released follo…
"I paid N6.5m ransom for my release" - Edo Chief Imam debunks police rescue claim
The Chief Imam of Uromi Central Mosque in Edo State, Muhammad Murtadha Obhakhobo, has denied the claim that he was rescued by police, disclosing that he paid N6.5 million ransom before regaining freedom.LIB reported that the cleric was kidnapped at Uromi on July 9, 2025 and a ransom of N30 million was demanded by his abductors.The spokesperson for the Edo State Police Command, CSP Moses Yamu, in a stateme
Abducted Edo Imam Debunks Police Rescue Claim, Reveals He Paid N6.5m Ransom For His Release
The Chief Imam of Uromi Central Mosque in Edo State, Muhammad Murtadha Obhakhobo, has denied claims by the police that they were responsible for his release from captivity. The cleric was kidnapped on July 9, 2025, in Uromi, and his abductors initially demanded N30 million. However, Edo State Police Command spokesperson, CSP Moses Yamu, revealed […]
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