A certain Mrs Oshidele Oluwanifemi Dorcas has summoned the courage to relay her close shave with death and her ordeal in the hands of kidnappers who had kept her in an uncompleted building for days in one surburb in Abuja the Nigerian capital, with the intention of killing her after successfully retrieving from her the documents and properties of her dead father.

She however was full of praise to God and some men of the local vigilante group who had recused her from her tormentors after a gun duel that lasted minutes. "I still can't believe i am alive.

But I thank God" these were the words of Mrs Oshidele Oluwanifemi Dorcas as she began narrating her travails in the hands of unknown hefty men suspected to be kidnappers Alleged to be acting on the orders of her stepmother.Mrs Oshidele who is presently seeking refuge in an undisclosed private apartment in the Obafemi Owode local government area of Ogun State after having run for her dear life was all in tears when she was talking to reporters about her ordeal in the hands of the kidnappers and several unknown gunmen who had continually been on her trail for over two years.


Addressing questions from newsmen
Mrs, Oshidele Oluwanifemi Dorcas (nee Sosina)who is the first born of a family of three stated that her predicament started sometimes in February 2012 when some hoodlums brandishing guns, cudgels, and diabolical charms stormed her father's residence at No15 Lakan Aina close, Fajol Estate Obantoko, Abeokuta Ogun State shooting sporadically until they found and shot her father.


Recalling the sad incident as tears rolled down her cheeks, she said, ... On the 7th of February 2012, I received a call from my younger brother that my father has been hospitalized after sustaining gun shots injuries during an attack at his residence by gunmen who had come after his life. Luckily enough, I met my dad alive and what he told me was shocking;, he had authoritatively confirmed to me that his second wife (my stepmother) was behind the attack on him that she was bent on forcefully inheriting all that he had laboured for all his life. He warned me sternly to be very careful and to be on my heels as he suspects that I will be the next target of the gunmen since everyone in the family is aware that the documents to all the property is in my custody. Unfortunately, that was the last moments of my dad as he gave up the ghost minutes after.

Several attempts, according to her, in testament to her father's observation, were made by some strange faces to hack her down and kidnap her which forced her to seek exile in the country's Capital abandoning her residence in Abeokuta the Ogun state capital. In her words, "Calls upon calls kept on coming in that I should surrender all the documents of my father's property or I risked been murdered in cold blood, hence
My relocation to Abuja to stay with a family friend with my son when I couldn't bear the threat any longer." Oluwanifemi continued, ..."my husband had to run for his dear life abandoning the child and I after complaining bitterly about the strange and weird calls of threat to life from unknown persons.
Recounting her ordeal further, Oluwanifemi revealed;
"It wasn't easy for me to abandon my belongings, contacts and job to seek refuge in a totally different environment. So tense was the situation was that I couldn't even attend the final burial rites of my dad when it was time for his internment for fear of been killed."
In a copy of the police report made available to this reporter, as well as the affidavit deposed to, Mrs Oshidele Oluwanifemi is seeking the help of relevant institutions, and the state government to come to her aid and deliver her household from her assailant.

So sorry, your father caused your travail.

The hearts of men

Consequences of a second wife.

What is the essence of inheriting properties you can't enjoy a peace, taking refugee, separating from your husband and your kith and kin.

Best to do is to either you sell those properties and use the money to japaa or let your stepmom have her share and you have have yours.

Putting your life , your son and husband life in danger . Since 11yrs ago you re running and hiding. When will it stop.

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A certain Mrs Oshidele Oluwanifemi Dorcas has summoned the courage to relay her close shave with death and her ordeal in the hands of kidnappers who had kept her in an uncompleted building for days in one surburb in Abuja the Nigerian capital, with the intention of killing her after successfully retrieving from her the documents and properties of her dead father.

She however was full of praise to God and some men of the local vigilante group who had recused her from her tormentors after a gun duel that lasted minutes. "I still can't believe i am alive.

But I thank God" these were the words of Mrs Oshidele Oluwanifemi Dorcas as she began narrating her travails in the hands of unknown hefty men suspected to be kidnappers Alleged to be acting on the orders of her stepmother.Mrs Oshidele who is presently seeking refuge in an undisclosed private apartment in the Obafemi Owode local government area of Ogun State after having run for her dear life was all in tears when she was talking to reporters about her ordeal in the hands of the kidnappers and several unknown gunmen who had continually been on her trail for over two years.


Addressing questions from newsmen
Mrs, Oshidele Oluwanifemi Dorcas (nee Sosina)who is the first born of a family of three stated that her predicament started sometimes in February 2012 when some hoodlums brandishing guns, cudgels, and diabolical charms stormed her father's residence at No15 Lakan Aina close, Fajol Estate Obantoko, Abeokuta Ogun State shooting sporadically until they found and shot her father.


Recalling the sad incident as tears rolled down her cheeks, she said, ... On the 7th of February 2012, I received a call from my younger brother that my father has been hospitalized after sustaining gun shots injuries during an attack at his residence by gunmen who had come after his life. Luckily enough, I met my dad alive and what he told me was shocking;, he had authoritatively confirmed to me that his second wife (my stepmother) was behind the attack on him that she was bent on forcefully inheriting all that he had laboured for all his life. He warned me sternly to be very careful and to be on my heels as he suspects that I will be the next target of the gunmen since everyone in the family is aware that the documents to all the property is in my custody. Unfortunately, that was the last moments of my dad as he gave up the ghost minutes after.

Several attempts, according to her, in testament to her father's observation, were made by some strange faces to hack her down and kidnap her which forced her to seek exile in the country's Capital abandoning her residence in Abeokuta the Ogun state capital. In her words, "Calls upon calls kept on coming in that I should surrender all the documents of my father's property or I risked been murdered in cold blood, hence
My relocation to Abuja to stay with a family friend with my son when I couldn't bear the threat any longer." Oluwanifemi continued, ..."my husband had to run for his dear life abandoning the child and I after complaining bitterly about the strange and weird calls of threat to life from unknown persons.
Recounting her ordeal further, Oluwanifemi revealed;
"It wasn't easy for me to abandon my belongings, contacts and job to seek refuge in a totally different environment. So tense was the situation was that I couldn't even attend the final burial rites of my dad when it was time for his internment for fear of been killed."
In a copy of the police report made available to this reporter, as well as the affidavit deposed to, Mrs Oshidele Oluwanifemi is seeking the help of relevant institutions, and the state government to come to her aid and deliver her household from her assailant.

I really feel for your plight Mrs Femi and wouldn't fault you for not attending your father's burial which is heart breaking. Your life is more important for now. Stay safe for your husband and child. May the Lord protect you.