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I took to kidnapping after armed robbers killed my father — Suspect

orcibly took him away. He said "They blindfolded me and took me to a secluded location. I was kept in a small room and was constantly threatened and beaten. They demanded a ransom from my family and warned them not to involve the police." Bello continued "I spent several days in captivity not knowing if I would ever see my family again. It was a terrifying experience that I wouldn't wish upon anyone." However luck was on Bello's side as the Amotekun operatives received a tip-off about the hideout of the kidnappers. They swiftly launched a rescue operation and managed to free Bello from his captors. During the parade of the suspects the Commander of Amotekun in Ondo State Chief Adetunji Adeleye stated that the security outfit has been relentless in its efforts to put an end to criminal activities in the state. Adeleye said "We will continue to work tirelessly to ensure that the people of Ondo State can go about their daily activities without ...
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Tinubu picked wrong fight imposing hardship on Nigerians – Pastor Tunde Bakare

The leader of the Citadel Global Community Church, Tunde Bakare, has charged Bola Tinubu with making life difficult for Nigerians. He claimed that by making life difficult for Nigerians, Tinubu made a mistake.

The preacher said Tinubu should let the poor breathe by killing corruption and not Nigerians while speaking to his members yesterday in Abuja.
Bakare asserts that the president has chosen the wrong battle by placing hardship on Nigeria without going after the people or organizations that have robbed the country over the years.

"Mr. President, if you are truly on the side of the poor; if you are serious about the welfare of the people; if you truly want the poor to breathe as you once said, then kill corruption and not Nigerians."

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