A nanny, Mary Akinloye, who allegedly kidnapped three children in the Surulere
area of Lagos State has demanded N15m from the victim’s parents according to
PUNCH Metro. Our correspondent learnt that the family was contacted on Thursday
by the suspect and others, who were suspected to be members of her group. They
were said to have demanded the N15m as ransom. It was earlier reported on
Wednesday that the Orekoya family had posted information on OLX, an online
sales portal, seeking the service of a nanny. Our correspondent reported that
Akinloye indicated interest and gave the Orekoyas the contacts of two people
who she said were her relatives.It was reported that the family agreed to
formalilse documentation with the purported relatives before the week ran out.
After the 23-year-old resumed for work on Tuesday, she was said to have taken
the three children ─ Aderomola (11 months old), Adedamola (4 years old), Demola
(6 years old) ─ out, while their parents were away. She had since not returned.
A family friend, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the kidnappers
contacted the family and demanded N15m on Thursday. The information was
confirmed by another friend who put up the post on a social medium, Facebook.
He said, “Is it a crime to employ a house help? The kidnappers have demanded
N15m.” Efforts to reach the family were abortive as they continued to reject
calls made to their lines. They also did not reply to three text messages sent
to them on the matter. The Police Public Relations, Kenneth Nwosu, said
investigations were on. He said, “Investigations are on and that is all I can
say for now. “There are things you do that can jeopardise investigation. “What
is important in a case like this is to ensure that the children are returned
hale and hearty. There are information you may have and if you disclose it, you
could break the line of communication. So, we are still on the matter to ensure
the safe return of the kids.
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