In Imo State, kidnappers have begun to demand Indian hemp in addition to ransom payments from the families of their victims. These criminals also request food supplies to sustain themselves and their captives until the ransom is paid. Investigations reveal that the Ejemekwuru/Etekwuru/Izombe
Operatives of the Imo State Police Command, under the leadership of Commissioner of Police Audu Garba Bosso, have apprehended 12 individuals suspected of involvement in kidnapping, murder, cultism, and other violent crimes. The spokesperson for the command, Deputy Superintendent of Police Henry Okoye, disclosed this information in a statement issued to the media on
An abducted indigene of Imo State, Wisdom Nwauwa, regained his freedom on Saturday, June 13 following the payment of a N10 million ransom by his family. His release occurred after enduring three nights in captivity within a forest in the Amakohia-Ubi Community, located in the Owerri West Local Government Area of Imo State. Nwauwa, who […]






