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Police arrest two notorious kidnap kingpins in Ekiti

Omotayo Daranjo by Omotayo Daranjo
July 4, 2022
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The Ekiti State Police Command has arrested two notorious kidnap kingpin Abashe Adamu Idris and Ibrahim Mumini Toyin.

Spokesman of the Command, DSP Sunday Abutu, in a statement on Saturday, July 2, said the suspects are allegedly behind high-profile cases of kidnapping in the state. 

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“After a long drawn escapade, the long arms of the law has finally caught up with two kidnap kingpins, one Alhaji Abashe Adamu Idris and Ibrahim Mumini Toyin*, who were arrested in Ido-Ekiti on 29/06/2022,” the satement read.

“The duo coordinated numerous highprofile kidnappings in Ekiti including the kidnapping of one Adeeko Ademola and Nasiru Salisu at Adamsy Sawmill, Aisegba-Ekiti.

“The Command Rapid Response Squad in synergy with the vigilantes, acting on credible intelligence, arrested the duo.

“During interrogation, Ibrahim Mumini Toyin confessed to the commission of the crime and claimed that the dastardly act of kidnapping and murder of one of the two victims was carried out by himself and four(4) others who are children of Alhaji Abashe Adamu Idris and are currently at large

“He further confessed that Alhaji Abashe Adamu Idris is their kingpin, adding that the ransom collected from their victims was used to purchase cattle by Alhaji Abashe Adamu Idris to increase his herd of cattle

“Ibrahim Mumini Toyin disclosed that his own share of the ramsom allegedly paid was used to purchase cattle for him by Alhaji Abashe Adamu Idris

“Suspects are in custody undergoing interrogation and will be arraigned after the conclusion of investigation.” 

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