A Nigerian man has shared the details of how a prominent Furniture Dealers It was revealed that he had been kidnapped several months ago vulcanizer The abductors were given important information from near the victim's shop.
In a lengthy post on popular social media platform X (formerly Twitter), the man described how a furniture dealer, from whom he had bought furniture for his home, was kidnapped.
According to the post, the kidnapping took place near the lagoon, the suspects arrived by boat, fired shots in the air before entering the furniture showroom.
The businessman was taken by way of the lagoon, and after several days, he was released after paying a ransom of millions of rupees.
The man revealed that the informant who helped the kidnappers trace the businessman was a vulcanizer stationed near the state gate near the shop.
Vulkanizer was later arrested after being linked to another kidnapping operation. The post also included a video of Vulkanizer's arrest.
The post has sparked a wave of reactions online, with many concerned commenting on the incident and the growing threat of such crimes.
The man concluded with a reminder to be careful,You really can't be too careful. May God protect us.”
Check out some of the reactions below:
@LawrenceEzeali: “To confess one's participation in one is enough to nail him already. Let him deny others if he likes.”
@itumomartins: “Same thing happened in the client's company. The MD uncovered the plot to kidnap him. The mastermind was his personal driver. Someone he hired in Ikoyi. The driver is now in jail with his group. I am the love of instant money is driving people to madness and crime.”
@darknbold1: “Just imagine. Even if he was given 10 million as his share, would that justify the kind of worry and trouble he would have to face here. Indeed, satisfaction in life.” is the key.
@fattydebanks: May Allah protect us from this enemy whom we thought as a friend. Because I'm sure that man can be nice to her.
@Gov_Oyemmie: “But why? Why do you want to be happy at the expense of other people's happiness?”
@general1910_: “It always comes from an entitlement mentality and for them graduates to believe that the so-called rich man is not showing enough empathy for their own problem.”
Watch the video:
Vulcanizer https://t.co/bnVF31mpjy pic.twitter.com/dtyNRY0168
— J9 (@SirJarus) November 26, 2024