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Bandits Demand ₦300 Million Ransom From Widow Of Slain University Lecturer
Bandits Demand ₦300 Million Ransom From Widow Of Slain University Lecturer....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Bandits responsible for the murder of Dr. Tiri Gyan David, a senior lecturer at Federal University Dutsinma (FUDMA), have demanded a ransom of ₦300 million from his widow to secure the release of their two abducted children. The tragic incident occurred when the bandits attacked Dr. David’s residence in Yarima Quarters, Low-Cost Estate, Dutsinma Local Government Area of Katsina State last week, fatally shooting him and abducting his sons…….. CONTINUE READING
According to a family friend speaking to SaharaReporters, the bandits contacted the widow early on Sunday, demanding the hefty ransom. The source recounted the conversation, where the widow, in disbelief over the demand, questioned how she could gather such a sum as she is a widow without substantial financial means. The bandits, upon recognizing her voice, confirmed they held her sons captive and abruptly ended the call, subsequently shutting off communication channels.
The incident underscores the harrowing challenges faced by families affected by banditry in Nigeria’s northwest region, highlighting the dire consequences and emotional toll on victims left grappling with ruthless demands amid the loss of loved ones.
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