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Secondary School Student Abducted In Ibadan

A Junior Secondary School 2 student of Monarch Model College, Ibadan, was reportedly kidnapped on Thursday morning, sending shockwaves through the community and Oyo state.

An account by eyewitnesses revealed that the kidnappers, who were masked and drove a car with no number plates, pursued the girl’s mother until she stopped to drop her off.

The abductors, reportedly armed with a double-barrel gun, fired shots to scare people away and punctured the tire of the mother’s car, a RAV4 with Lagos registration KRD 350 GP.

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The student, who tried to resist, was dragged away by the kidnappers, who escaped through the Challenge area. The incident has been reported to the Orita Challenge Police station, and officers, along with the girl’s mother, were at the scene around 8:50 am.

When contacted, the Oyo State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Olusola Olayinka Ayanlade, said he has not been briefed on the incident as of press time.

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As at the time this report was filed, the police are yet to release any information on the kidnapper’s demands or the status of the abducted student.

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Secondary School Student Abducted In Ibadan

A Junior Secondary School 2 student of Monarch Model College, Ibadan, was reportedly kidnapped on Thursday morning, sending shockwaves through the community and Oyo state.

An account by eyewitnesses revealed that the kidnappers, who were masked and drove a car with no number plates, pursued the girl’s mother until she stopped to drop her off.

The abductors, reportedly armed with a double-barrel gun, fired shots to scare people away and punctured the tire of the mother’s car, a RAV4 with Lagos registration KRD 350 GP.

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The student, who tried to resist, was dragged away by the kidnappers, who escaped through the Challenge area. The incident has been reported to the Orita Challenge Police station, and officers, along with the girl’s mother, were at the scene around 8:50 am.

When contacted, the Oyo State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Olusola Olayinka Ayanlade, said he has not been briefed on the incident as of press time.

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As at the time this report was filed, the police are yet to release any information on the kidnapper’s demands or the status of the abducted student.

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