Kidnapped Rector of minor seminary, Agenebode, Rev. Father Oyode regains freedom The kidnapped Rector of Immaculate Conception Seminary, Agenebode, Rev. Father Thomas Oyode, has regained his freedom nearly two weeks after being abducted by gunmen in Ivhianokpodi, Etsako East LGA, Edo State. Sources report that he was abandoned in the bush in Kogi State after security forces, including police and other agencies, conducted air surveillance over the forest where he was held, pressuring the kidnappers as operatives closed in. The abductors had reportedly demanded a ransom of N200 million for Fr. Oyode’s release. However, while negotiations were ongoing, security agencies actively tracked his location and movements. It remains unclear if any ransom was paid. Earlier, the Catholic Diocese of Auchi had disclosed that on Sunday, October 27, 2024, around 7 p.m., the Immaculate Conception Minor Seminary in Ivhianokpodi, Agenebode, was attacked by gunmen during a prayer session. The gunmen abduc
EFCC ARRESTS TWO IN ABUJA FOR SUSPECTED MONEY LAUNDERING.(PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE
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EFCC Arrests Two in Abuja for Suspected Money Laundering
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Wednesday November 6, 2024 arrested two men in Abuja over suspected cases of money laundering and internet-related crimes.
The suspects, Joshua Ndu and Michael Uchenna were arrested at Al-Gamji Estate in Guzape axis of the FCT, following intelligence linking them to the criminal activities.
Items recovered from Ndu are: Mercedes Benz E350 2019 model, Range Rover 2016 model, an Apple laptop, iPhone 15 Pro Max, a Cartier wristwatch, and two necklaces, while items recovered from Uchenna are, iPhone 12 Pro Max and one Apple Macbook pro laptop.
The suspects will be charged to court as soon as investigations in the matter are concluded.
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