Nigeria: Kidnappers Kill Banker After Collecting Ransom

In Nigeria, kidnappings are no longer incidents, but part of an industry. On Monday, a Dutchman died in a kidnapping attempt. "Everyone knows someone who has been a victim."

Kidnappers kill banker after collecting ransom from family

A female banker, named Ifeoma, has brutally been killed by suspected kidnappers in Anambra State, despite her family paying a ransom for her release. Ifeoma was abducted in Onitsha and held captive for several days before the kidnappers contacted her family, demanding a ransom.  After the family complied, hoping for her safe return, they were devastated to later find her body discarded along a roadside. A family source, who spoke under the condi…

Nigeria: Kidnappers Kill Banker After Collecting Ransom

The victim was kidnapped and held in captivity for days before the kidnappers later contacted her family to demand ransom.

Kidnappers kill banker after collecting ransom

The victim was kidnapped and held in captivity for days before the kidnappers later contacted her family to demand ransom. The post Kidnappers kill banker after collecting ransom appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Kidnappers kill banker after collecting ransom in Anambra

A female banker, identified simply as Ifeoma, has reportedly been killed by suspected kidnappers in Anambra State, despite her family paying a ransom for her release. The victim was reportedly abducted in Onitsha and held captive for several days before her captors contacted her family to demand a ransom. A family source, speaking on condition

Kidnappers kill banker, dump corpse on roadside - Daily Trust

Kidnappers have reportedly killed a banker in Anambra State after collecting ransom from the family. The deceased simply identified as Ifeoma was said to have been abducted in Onitsha. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, human rights activist, Harrison Gwamnishi, said the attackers murdered and dumped her corpse around Ideani junction, along Nnobi/Alor road. Gwamnishi also released a picture of a woman’s corpse on the roadside. “Ifeoma, a banker was …