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Kidnappers demand ₦300m ransom for abducted Kaduna siblings 

Kidnappers demand ₦300m ransom for abducted Kaduna siblings 

Kidnappers of the four children in Kaduna have contacted the victims’ father, demanding ₦300m million ransom for their release.

The abductors have threatened to kill the youngest child because of his cries.

The kidnappers reportedly told Adamu to pay the ransom or the children would be killed.

Adamu, who lives in Keke A, Chikun Local Government Area (LGA) under Kaduna Millennium City, told Daily Trust on Thursday that the bandits even beat the children because he pleaded with them over the ransom demand.

Read also: Kidnappers abduct 4 children of Kaduna chef

“They called me, demanding N300 million, and when I pleaded, I could hear them beating the children. I need prayers,” he said.

The children were kidnapped when their father was out on Tuesday night to visit his wife, who was taking care of their sick twins that were admitted.

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