'HOW I MIRACULOUSLY ESCAPED FROM ABUJA KIDNAPPERS'- HAJIYA RAHMATU. (PHOTO).

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 'How I miraculously escaped from Abuja kidnappers' In a frightening encounter that highlights the growing insecurity in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, Hajiya Rahmatu Sani, a director at the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), shared her disturbing experience of being kidnapped on Friday, October 21. The incident occurred some minutes after 7 a.m. as she was driving to work, shortly after leaving Esteem Boys’ College in the Lokogoma area of Abuja. Our correspondent learnt that Mrs. Sani, who lives with her husband, Malam Musa Bukar, the Director of Esteem Boys’ College, narrowly escaped a kidnapping attempt that not only resulted in her rescue but also led to the liberation of three other women from the kidnappers’ den. Recalling the distressing ordeal, Mrs. Sani narrated, “A few minutes after I left the school and was on my way to work, I encountered kidnappers not far from the school. They started shooting, opened the door, and told my driver to come ou
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BONIFACE SHARES DETAILS OF GERMANY CAR CRASH. (PHOTO).

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 Boniface shares details of Germany car crash


Super Eagles striker, Victor Boniface, has shared details about a car crash he had in Germany last month. 


Boniface, who plays for the German club Bayer Leverkusen, survived a serious car accident on Sunday, October 20. 


In an interview posted by Football Fans Tribe on their X account, he recounted his experience.


He said: "I was having my childhood friend from Nigeria; they were coming to visit. So, we were supposed to pick them up from the airport. I was sleeping, and my other friend was driving.


“I woke up, and we were spinning—well, we thank God.


“I just had a scar, but the most important thing is that I’m alive. 


“The car is written off and everything, but the most important thing is life for me."

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