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Family Of Chief Ibisikiminapaka Abducted By Unknown Persons Appeal For His Unconditional Release

 

The family of  Chief Tamunkuro  Ibisikiminapaka in Kalio Ama, Okrika local government area of Rivers State are appealing to the abductors of their father , Chief Tamunkuro  Ibisikiminapaka to release him unconditionally.
 Chief Ibisikiminapaka was said to be kidnapped on the 15th of September 2021 at his residence in Borikiri PortHarcourt City local government area.

Daughter of the abducted 68 year old retired civil servant, Miss Oseleipiriye  Kalio  while narrating the ugly incident appealed to her father's abductors to release him unconditionally.

"They broke into the house around 3am it was just my mother, father and my little niece that were in the house and they took him with them who these people are we have no idea ,my father is hypertensive and diabetic,he is a poor retired teacher ,he does not have anything ,so we don't know what the target is, please we are appealing ,we are begging his abductors release him unconditionally,we are going crazy of what his condition will be right now.
My mother is devastated,the whole thing is breaking her down,her BP has been going up and down,we have nowhere to go please help us".

Miss Kalio who wondered why a retired civil servant will be kidnapped, urged the police to ensure the timely release of her father as he is diabetic and hypertensive .

She added that the kidnappers are demanding  fifty million naira as ransom for his release .

As of the time of filing the report,  Rivers State Police Public Relations Officer Mr Nnamdi Omoni is yet to react on the incident.



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