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TERROR: Bandits reject N5 million ransom offered by community, see their demand

by Emerald Nigeria
December 6, 2021
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The whole community is disappointed after they had offered N5million to abductors who rejected and refused to release over 55 people they kidnapped from Zagzaga community in Munya Local Government Area of Niger state 

This development is coming exactly two weeks after the armed bandits invaded the community in the midnight, on Monday, 22nd November, 2021, and abducted over 55 people from the community, including nursing mothers and their children. Two people were also killed in that night.

It was however reported that the bandits had earlier demanded for N150million for the release of their victims, insisting that they (villagers) had farm enough this year to be able to pay the ransom, according to a source from the community.

An anonymous source on phone conversation with news men on Monday said that the community contributed N5million and offered it to the bandits but was rejected, insisting that the community must pay N1million for each victim, including children.

“The community contributed N5million which we offered to them, but they told us that the amount is too small. They said the only help they can offer to the community is for us to pay N1million for each person and we have over 55 people with them.
“That is where we are at the moment, and they said they will not come down below that amount. We spoke to them last on Saturday morning”.
According to our source, “the community is helpless because since this incident happened, nobody has come to the community to even identify with us. We have been abandoned to our faith and that is why we have to negotiate with the bandits.
“Women and children are in the bush under this harsh condition without food and enough water. The entire community is traumatized since this incident happened”, he said.
He revealed that no fewer than eight people, four women and four men have escaped from captivity in the last one week, and have relocated from the community.
“They told us that people are suffering there because there is no food to eat and no water to drink. They said they managed to escape because the bandits could not keep eyes on everybody due to the large number of those they kidnapped.
Source: Daily Sun
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