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Kidnappers abduct 2 family members of Living Faith Church Accountant

Admin February 8, 2018

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The Plateau State Police Command on Thursday confirmed the abduction of two family members of Mr Simon Akpams, the accountant of Living Faith Church in Rantya, Jos.

The Police Public Relations Officer of the command, Mr Terna Tyopev, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Jos that the abduction was reported at the Rantya Police Division in Jos.

He confirmed that the kidnappers had demanded ransom but did not disclose the amount.

Tyopev said that investigation had commenced into the incident.

However, Akpams in a telephone interview told NAN that the kidnappers had demanded N10 million from him.

He said that he was abducted alongside his wife, Funmilayo and their three-year-old child at about 8 p.m. on Feb. 7.

The accountant said the family members were abducted at the gate into their premises as they returned from the mid-week service of the church which usually lasted until after 7 p.m.

He said they were about opening the gate into their compound located around the Federal Low Cost Housing Estate in Rantya when the kidnappers seized them.

Akpams said that the kidnappers changed their mind about taking him with them and dropped off him to source the ransom money.

He said that the abductors had been calling him on phone to collect the ransom but that he had nothing to give.

NAN reports that the abduction was announced to members of the church during the Covenant Hour Prayer earlier on Thursday.

The church members have been praying vehemently for the release of the two abducted family members.

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