Thursday 3 January 2013

KIDNAPPED LAWMAKER IN NIGERIA FREED...HOW MUCH WAS PAID?



A lawmaker representing Gombe north, Nigeria, Alhaji Jalo Ganga Kidnapped by unknown gunmen has been set free...how much was paid? We'll need to refer that question to the Nigeria Police.
He represents Gombe North constituency in Nigeria’s Gombe State House of Assembly and was kidnapped on Sunday.

The News Agency of Nigeria reported that Ganga was released on Wednesday night by his captors, and was reunited with his family at about 10.30 p.m.
Speaking to newsmen in the house of the lawmaker on Thursday, the legislator’s younger brother, Malam Abdulkadir Mohammed-Yelwa, said his brother arrived home on a motorcycle at about 10 p.m. on Wednesday.
He said that members of his family, friends and relations were happy to receive the legislator, adding that God had answered their prayers.
“We are very happy seeing our brother. He has returned and met with his family; but right now he is not home.
“He came back and told people not to worry that he had arrived safely. May be later in the day or tomorrow, you will see him and talk with him. We thank everybody who helped us in prayers,’’ he said.
Mohammed-Yelwa said that his brother went to the Government House shortly after he met with his family.
The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr Fwaje Atajiri, said the lawmaker was released unconditionally, adding that he had gone to Government House.
Ganga was kidnapped at about 5.00 a.m. on Sunday while returning from his morning prayers by unknown gunmen who came on a motorcycle. He was immediately forced into a waiting vehicle and taken to an unknown destination..

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