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My kidnappers spoke good Yoruba, Ekiti oil dealer recounts experience

An oil dealer in Ekiti State, Suleiman Akinbami, who was kidnapped recently has identified his abductors as jobless youths, who had good command of Yoruba and English Languages.
Akinbami was abducted on January 10 by gunmen at one of his filling stations in Ado Ekiti, the state capital.
He was released a week later in Kogi state after paying an undisclosed sum as ransom.
Narrating his experience in an interview with newsmen, Akinbami said his abductors, who claimed to be unemployed graduates, had a good command of the Yoruba and the English Language.
Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, Gani Adams, had alleged that Yoruba elements constitute about 30 percent of security threats in the south-west.
Akinbami called on the government to find a quick and lasting solution to kidnapping which he said has become a trend.

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