Lady Calls Out Police For Neglecting Kidnappers’ Account Details After Paying ₦580k Ransom

• A Nigerian woman was recently released after paying a ransom of ₦580,000.
• She shared her experience on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting the trauma of her abduction.
• The woman criticized law enforcement for ignoring key evidence that could have helped capture her kidnappers.

A Nigerian woman who was recently freed after paying a ₦580,000 ransom has shared her harrowing experience, revealing how law enforcement agencies disregarded crucial evidence that could have led to the arrest of her kidnappers.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), she recounted how she was abducted and forced to part with her hard-earned money to secure her release.

Following her ordeal, she managed to obtain the bank account details used for the ransom payment and presented them to the police, the Department of State Services (DSS), and Amotekun, hoping for justice. However, her plea was met with indifference.

She further revealed that a DSS officer not only dismissed her concerns but also made inappropriate remarks about her appearance, adding to her distress.

She wrote: 

“I was kidnapped. I went to the NPF, Amotekun, and DSS. The DSS officer called me ‘fine girl’—nothing was done, even when I had the phone number and account details where my ₦580,000 ransom was paid.”

She expressed frustration over the authorities’ inaction and the trauma she endured at the hands of her abductors, stating:

“If you’ve never experienced the horrors these people unleash, you won’t understand the pain they inflict. Don’t come here and manipulate us if you’ve never spoken out about the herdsmen and their killings.”

Recounting her harrowing experience in captivity, she added:

“Sis, what I went through in that forest for more than six hours—I wouldn’t even wish it on my worst enemy.”

“Bro, if I tell you what I saw inside that thick forest… For weeks, I couldn’t sleep at night. I stopped taking bikes out of fear. These people are not human; they are animals who don’t deserve to breathe the same air as us.”

Her post rapidly attracted attention online, prompting numerous worried individuals to fill the comment section with their opinions and frustrations about the country’s security issues.

See some reactions below:

@Uchechukwu_Jeny: “I’m sorry you went through that.”

@Amodaade: “Nigeria is a failed state. Tinubu is a slave to the Fulani caliphate because of power.”

@AmakaOkorji: “Gaslighters forming patriotism,people that go on killing spree in villages for no reason is the one I should be forming leniency with,tufiakwa. Hand over to police may heaven forbid it.”

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