Kidnappers Demand N150million For Six Abducted Directors From Ministry Of Defence
- According to relatives, the demand has worsened their trauma, leaving them uncertain about how to raise such a massive sum.
The abductors of six senior directors of the Federal Ministry of Defence have demanded a ransom of N150 million, throwing the families of the victims into deeper distress as they plead for the safe release of their loved ones.
According to relatives, the demand has worsened their trauma, leaving them uncertain about how to raise such a massive sum.
“We are still traumatised by what happened. Now the kidnappers are asking for N150 million to release all six of them. How can we possibly raise such a huge sum? We beg them to free our loved ones unharmed; that is all we can plead for at this point,” a family member told Daily Post.
We are still traumatised by what happened. Now the kidnappers are asking for N150 million to release all six of them. How can we possibly raise such a huge sum? We beg them to free our loved ones unharmed; that is all we can plead for at this point,” a family member told Daily Post.
SaharaReporters had reported that the six directors — Mrs Ngozi Ibeziakor, Mrs C. Emeribe, Mrs Helen Ezeakor, Mrs C. Ladoye, Mrs J. Onwuzurike, and Mrs Catherine Essien — were kidnapped along the Kabba–Lokoja highway on Monday, November 10, 2025, while travelling from Lagos to Abuja for a Directorate-level promotion examination.
The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, had condemned the attack in a statement signed by its President, Shehu Mohammed, and Secretary-General,
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