Crime
Kidnappers Abduct Woman, 3-Month-Old Baby Along Eku-Abraka Road, Demand N25M
By Daniel Dafe
The kidnap of a woman, Mrs. Marian Aganbi and her 3 month-old-baby, Pedro, has been reported to Oasis Magazine.
According to a close family source, the kidnap occurred on Sunday night along Eku-Abraka Road when she was returning from a visit to her parents who live in Eku, Ethiope East Local Government Area of Delta State.
According to a source, she left Eku on the said day at 8 p.m. and was returning to Abraka where she resides with her husband, Mr. Prayer Aganbi, when the incident occurred.
Our source also disclosed that via a chat and call to the husband of the victim, the kidnappers demanded the sum of N15 million for the wife and N10 million for the baby, totaling N25 million.
ALSO READ: DELSU Alumni Association Inaugurates Bayelsa Branch
The devastated man who is said not to have the said sum, is presently in Eku to meet with his wife’s parents to find a way to get Marian and the baby released by the kidnappers who gave him 24 hours to make the payment.
INEC Restores Abraka State Constituency, Two Others In Delta, Reinstates Yagba West II In Kogi
Governor Oborevwori To Declare Open DELCOM 7th Edition Tuesday
Sex-For-Grades: DOU Probes Lecturer Filmed Dancing After Hotel Sting
Omo-Agege Alleges Assassination Attempt In Usiefrun, Accuses Delta Govt Allies Of Attack
CDHR Decries Poor State Of Federal Roads In Delta, Calls For Immediate Rehabilitation
RealWarriPikin Event Controversy Resolved As Parties Reach Peace Agreement
Okpobor Hosts APC Iyede Ward 1 Leaders, Says Unity Is Key To Development
2026 Cognitive/Placement Examination: 112,543 Candidates Pass As 4,640 Fail In Delta
Oleh Campus: LAWSAN, DELSU Hold Annual Dinner, Honour Beauty Alloh, Ovoke Warri, Abuza
DELSU: Criminology And Security Studies Unit Decorates Agents, As VC Commends Their Resilience
Eight Years After, Court Sentences Two To Death For Murder Of DELSU First-Class Student, Elozino
DELSU Extends Non-Teaching Staff Appraisal, Post-UTME Registration To July 31
Emefiele: Supreme Court Affirms Final Forfeiture Of Properties, $2 Million, Share Certificates To Government
“Nigeria Will Never Be An Islamic Nation” — Pastor David Ibiyeomie Condemns Reported Move To Restrict Bus Preaching
-
Education13 hours agoSex-For-Grades: DOU Probes Lecturer Filmed Dancing After Hotel Sting
-
News20 hours ago
CDHR Decries Poor State Of Federal Roads In Delta, Calls For Immediate Rehabilitation
-
News17 hours ago
Omo-Agege Alleges Assassination Attempt In Usiefrun, Accuses Delta Govt Allies Of Attack
-
Politics9 hours ago
INEC Restores Abraka State Constituency, Two Others In Delta, Reinstates Yagba West II In Kogi
-
News13 hours ago
Governor Oborevwori To Declare Open DELCOM 7th Edition Tuesday
