Abducted WAEC Supervisor in Iseyin Regains Freedom on Sallah Day

A school teacher who doubles as a WAEC supervisor, Mr. Sunday Adebayo has regained his freedom, hours after some men of the underworld abducted and kidnapped him to an unknown destination. 

Adebayo, aged 52, is resident in Iseyin Local Government Area of Oyo State.

Adebayo was said to have been waylaid on his way to school in Iseyin recently.

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Confirming his abduction this morning, the Oninayin of Inayin in Iwajowa Local Government, Oba Ayansiji Peter, was quoted as saying that the victim had been released by his captors this morning.

Oyoaffairs.net gathered that the school teacher had since been united with his family. 

His abductors were said to have initially demanded for N100 million ransom.

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“The kidnappers initially demanded for N100 million. They later reduced it to N15 million. As at last night, we were begging them for N2 million but they said no. 

“I received a call this morning from one of his family members that he had been released, so I don’t know how much the family eventually paid”, the traditional ruler disclosed.

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Abducted WAEC Supervisor in Iseyin Regains Freedom on Sallah Day

A school teacher who doubles as a WAEC supervisor, Mr. Sunday Adebayo has regained his freedom, hours after some men of the underworld abducted and kidnapped him to an unknown destination. 

Adebayo, aged 52, is resident in Iseyin Local Government Area of Oyo State.

Adebayo was said to have been waylaid on his way to school in Iseyin recently.

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Confirming his abduction this morning, the Oninayin of Inayin in Iwajowa Local Government, Oba Ayansiji Peter, was quoted as saying that the victim had been released by his captors this morning.

Oyoaffairs.net gathered that the school teacher had since been united with his family. 

His abductors were said to have initially demanded for N100 million ransom.

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“The kidnappers initially demanded for N100 million. They later reduced it to N15 million. As at last night, we were begging them for N2 million but they said no. 

“I received a call this morning from one of his family members that he had been released, so I don’t know how much the family eventually paid”, the traditional ruler disclosed.

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