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Breaking: Bandits Demand 250 Million Naira Ransom for Abducted Ex-NYSC DG

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By Tgnews

In a shocking and disturbing turn of events, bandits who abducted former NYSC Director General, Brig. Gen. Maharazu Tsiga, last Wednesday night are now demanding a staggering 250 million Naira as ransom fees before they release him. The abduction occurred when bandits attacked Tsiga town, resulting in the kidnapping of three people, including the former NYSC DG.

Brig Gen Tsiga (Rtd)

This brazen demand is a stark reminder of the escalating kidnapping crisis in the country, where bandits are becoming increasingly emboldened in their demands.

The abduction of General Tsiga has sent shockwaves across the nation, with many calling for urgent action to be taken to secure his release and bring the perpetrators to justice. The demand for such a large ransom fee has raised concerns about the funding of these terrorist groups and the role of corruption in enabling their activities. It’s worth noting that this is not an isolated incident, as bandits have previously demanded ransoms for abducted NYSC members, including a reported demand of 4 million Naira in August 2023.

The abduction occurred when bandits attacked Tsiga town, resulting in the kidnapping of three people, including the former NYSC DG

The Nigerian government is facing intense pressure to address the kidnapping crisis and ensure the safe release of General Tsiga and other abducted individuals. The authorities must take decisive action to combat the rising tide of banditry and kidnapping in the country, and to prevent further incidents like this from occurring. As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the Nigerian government must prioritize the safety and security of its citizens, and take all necessary measures to prevent the further escalation of this crisis.

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