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Nigerian Man abducted two siblings, exchanged them for two bags of rice
  • September 2, 2016
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Less than 24 hours after a Nigerian committed suicide with a note that attributed his action to the shameful state of t

A Nigerian middle-aged man, simply identified as Joshua, has abducted two siblings and exchanged them for two bags of rice.
The very pitiful and awful incident occurred in Lagos, according to the state police command, which confirmed that it had arrested the suspect

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The suspect reportedly abducted the two siblings aged 13 and 8, while they were returning from extra-moral classes in the Satellite area of the state, took them to a shop at 63, Marwa Road, near Chemist Bus Stop, and exchanged them for bags of rice. The owner of the shop later learnt that Joshua was not the father of the children, but this was after he left with the bags of rice

John Ifeoma, a witnesses at the scene, explained that the real father of the two siblings suddenly showed up after Joshua left. The children’s father claimed they were hypnotised by their kidnapper and alerted the police

According to Daily Post, the children were later released to their biological father while the suspect was arrested, which said the police spokesperson in the state, Dolapo Badmus, confirmed the incident

The economy of the country keeps sliding deep into negative ends and the effect on the Nigerian masses is terrible. As a result of this, lots of odd events have been recorded, petty and major crime is on the rise. In the same light a man took his life in south south part of Nigeria, he left a note which revealed the reason why he committed suicide to be as a result of the bad economy.

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