burningspear:
Nairalanders, greetings.

I posted this earlier today in the General section. I'm reposting it in the Crime section in the hopes that it will reach the right audience.

My niece left from Obigbo (near Port Harcourt) to her university, ABSU. She was kidnapped while on her way.
The kidnappers have been calling, threatening, and demanding a ransom.
I know we have security experts and perhaps those with similar experiences in this forum.

We desperately need help. Could you please advise us on the best way to rescue her?

Thank you for your helpful advice and prayers.

CandyOps:
Shey Nairaland done turn SARS office ni?

No go jeopardize her life because say one anonymous moniker dey behind him keyboard de type nonsense confidently.

Iamtony:


Don’t worry she will return without harm
Just involve the police

CandyOps:
Shey Nairaland done turn SARS office ni?

No go jeopardize her life because say one anonymous moniker dey behind him keyboard de type nonsense confidently.

burningspear:
Nairalanders, greetings.

I posted this earlier today in the General section. I'm reposting it in the Crime section in the hopes that it will reach the right audience.

My niece left from Obigbo (near Port Harcourt) to her university, ABSU. She was kidnapped while on her way.
The kidnappers have been calling, threatening, and demanding a ransom.
I know we have security experts and perhaps those with similar experiences in this forum.

We desperately need help. Could you please advise us on the best way to rescue her?

Thank you for your helpful advice and prayers.

NwaAmaikpe:




Mazi Akubuzo, I admire your wisdom and envy the confidence you have that Nairaland is your problem's last bustop.

burningspear:


Thanks for support. Please advise if it's safe to share their number here. We dont want her harmed.

Juliusmomoh:


Not now

richmond500:
next time greet me good morning first,
ipobHaram

When you chop belleful first, then you go begin chop good morning. Dem no dey greet mad man wey dey scavenge dustbin for crumbs.

FakeUnity:


When you chop belleful first, then you go begin chop good morning. Dem no dey greet mad man wey dey scavenge dustbin for crumbs.

burningspear:
Nairalanders, greetings.

I posted this earlier today in the General section. I'm reposting it in the Crime section in the hopes that it will reach the right audience.

My niece left from Obigbo (near Port Harcourt) to her university, ABSU. She was kidnapped while on her way.
The kidnappers have been calling, threatening, and demanding a ransom.
I know we have security experts and perhaps those with similar experiences in this forum.

We desperately need help. Could you please advise us on the best way to rescue her?

Thank you for your helpful advice and prayers.

DuduParaPara:
Sorry but try to negotiate with them for them to reduce the amount and also to buy more time.

Ignoring them will make them kill her.

Besides to them it's a win win situation where if you don't raise the agreed amount, the kill the victim and sell the body parts. So they don't lose entirely.

Any way you see it, you will spend money.

Either by paying them or by paying the law enforcement guys.

What do I mean?

If they are asking for 10m to release her, give police something similar and see if they won't fish them out.

Unless if they have a spy in the law enforcement or if the person who sent them has already marked your neice for death.
That way they just want to collect ransom as bonus.

All the same, may God help your family.

Bornboy4:
My late wife's cousin organised her own kidnap the first time and it paid off for her. In July this year, she feigned another kidnap. But when she wasn't given any attention, she came up with a fable that she escaped from the kidnappers' den.

But try and pay oh if it's for real because these people are animals oh

burningspear:


Thanks for your advise.

thesicilian:
The only way to rescue her in this nation right now is to negotiate and pay the ransom.