Recently freed uncle and foster father to former
president Goodluck Jonathan, Inegite Jonathan , who was abducted by gunmen on February 17, 2016 says his abductors
treated him well.
The 72-year-old told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday, March
25, in Bayelsa that his abductors gave him preferential treatment before setting
him free. He was even allowed to open his face while others were blindfolded.
“I was properly taken care of by the kidnappers. I
ate three square meals daily, my drugs were
administered to me appropriately by the boys,” he
said.
The chief said they even asked other kidnapped victims with him to start paying
allegiance to him as the only person that was untouchable in the camp.
He said before they started treating him well, they argued between themselves
from his house but on getting to the camp they resolved their issue.
However, the Public Relations Officer of the state police command, Asinim
Butswat , said details of the release were not available.
Former President Jonathan had told the police that he would not succumb to the
demand for ransom.
Jonathan and his wife, Patience, visited the chief shortly after his release.
Source: Pulse.com
president Goodluck Jonathan, Inegite Jonathan , who was abducted by gunmen on February 17, 2016 says his abductors
treated him well.
The 72-year-old told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday, March
25, in Bayelsa that his abductors gave him preferential treatment before setting
him free. He was even allowed to open his face while others were blindfolded.
“I was properly taken care of by the kidnappers. I
ate three square meals daily, my drugs were
administered to me appropriately by the boys,” he
said.
The chief said they even asked other kidnapped victims with him to start paying
allegiance to him as the only person that was untouchable in the camp.
He said before they started treating him well, they argued between themselves
from his house but on getting to the camp they resolved their issue.
However, the Public Relations Officer of the state police command, Asinim
Butswat , said details of the release were not available.
Former President Jonathan had told the police that he would not succumb to the
demand for ransom.
Jonathan and his wife, Patience, visited the chief shortly after his release.
Source: Pulse.com
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