The State Commissioner for police, Leye Oyebade disclosed this at the command headquarters in Eleyele, Ibadan on Tuesday.
According to him, Omolade was kidnapped on March 30, 2016 at her residence at Adegbayi area of Egbeda, Ibadan by some kidnappers who took her toan unknown place thereby preventing her parents from having access to her.
“Few hours later victims abductor called to demand for a ransom of N200,000 as condition for her release. When the report to the police the anti-kidnapping squad of the command immediately commenced investigation. Soon, the location of the victim was discovered somewhere in Adegbayi Alakia area of the state.
“The discovery made the operatives to storm the criminal hideout where one of the suspects, Olayinka Taiwo was arrested and the victim rescued unhurt at 1:30pm on March 31,2016. The suspect confessed to the crime and narrated how he and other members of the gang currently at large planned and carried out the evil act.” he said.
Confirming that the suspect was her brother, the mother of the victim, Kemi Abdulsalam said he was contacted by someone on the phone, who called her in the evening that her daughter has been kidnapped and demanded for N200,000 for her release.
“I have been searching for my daughter all day before I was called by someone in the evening who said that my husband was owing them money. I reported at the village head’s house and they told me to report at the police station” she said
Also confessing to the crime, Olayinka Taiwo who studies Insurance at the Polytechnic of Ibadan, said:” I kidnap my niece because my sister’s husband does not give me money anytime I come back from school. So I reported to my friend and he was the one who planned all the kidnapping of Omolade, at first I felt reluctant to be part of the plan but he threatened me and that was why i gave him my sister’s number to call her and ask for a ransom of N200,000.
Olayinka said he regretted his action and seeks for forgiveness from his sister and husband.
Also, one Olu Adewale (56 years) was arrested for parading himself as a lawyer.
But Mr Adewale claimed that he studied Law at the University of Lagos and graduated in 1976.
“I did not only attend the law school or call to bar. I started practising from Zaria in Kano where I had my first chamber before moving down to Ibadan in 2000 when there was a riot. I believe that once I studies law I can practice. I started practising believing that I can later go to law school but unfortunately I could not.
“I have appeared in magistrate court Iyaganku Ibadan on behalf of a client before,” concluded. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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