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A ransom of ₦100 million has been requested by bandits who kidnapped believers from the Christ Apostolic Church in Oke-Igan, Eruku, in the Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State.
Lawrence Bamidele, the church’s head pastor, told Punch that between thirty and thirty-five attendees were abducted during the horrific raid on Tuesday night.
On Thursday, a number of relatives and local authorities confirmed that the abductors had begun contacting family members using the abductees’ phones.
Elder Josiah Agbabiaka, the church secretary, stated that the kidnappers had already made contact with a number of households.
“It is true that the bandits have begun contacting family members using the victims’ phones to demand ransom,” Agbabiaka told Punch.
They grouped the victims, according to what we were told. Eleven members of the first group have been required to pay ₦100 million each.
Olusegun Olukotun, the Olori Eta of Eruku, confirmed the development by stating that the ransom demands were arriving in stages.
“Some members of the community have received calls from the kidnappers demanding ₦100 million for each individual,” he stated.
“The victims were grouped, and they are contacting the relatives of each group,” they stated.
According to Olukotun’s account, the attack happened when he and five other family members were inside the church. He claimed that when four of his family were being carried away, he fled through a window.
Oba Busari Olarewaju, Owa of Eruku, the town’s traditional ruler, has called for increased rescue efforts.
Following Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq’s visit, the king confirmed the entry of military reinforcements.
“Soldiers entered our community last night, just minutes after the governor visited,” he stated. We were somewhat reassured by their presence.
“However, we continue to demand that efforts be stepped up to save our people as soon as possible.”
“No Official Ransom Report Yet,” police said.
SP Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi, the Police Public Relations Officer, responded to the development by stating that the command had not received a formal report on ransom demands.
“We are not aware of any contact or ransom demands made to the victims’ families,” she said.
She mentioned that rescue operations had involved the deployment of tactical teams, the military, and other organizations.
According to Ejire-Adeyemi, Adekimi Ojo, the Commissioner of Police, asked the community to contribute timely intelligence to support the effort.
“The CP reassures locals that the police will keep doing everything in their power to protect people and property in Kwara State,” she stated.
The most recent of several violent events that have unnerved Kwara communities in recent months is the attack on the Eruku church.
