Expressing gratitude to God and President Muhammadu Buhari for her release, Emefiele vowed to continue serving the country “without any fear of intimidation”.
In a statement released in Abuja on Saturday, Emefiele said his wife was rescued on Friday night.
He praised security agencies for their “gallantry” in bringing her back home within 24 hours in compliance with the directive of the president.
He also expressed his gratitude to the Delta and Edo state governments, friends and well-wishers who, through their actions, prayers and goodwill, helped to bring this harrowing experience to a joyful end.
Was there any ransom paid?
ReplyDeleteStrictly official, but e be like say na beg IG beg d guys make dem no comot am for job.
DeleteDo you want to go and pay the ransom ?
ReplyDeleteEverybody knows that it is pdp that is doing all the kidnapping and you are one of them.