Suspect reprimands police over kidnapping allegation

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Said the police parade ’em with fake guns

A suspect, Issac Iguodaro, has denied the cult membership allegation as well as the kidnapping allegation of a Glory Aneite (18) brought against him and his accomplices by the state police command from Edo.

Iguodaro, a phone repairman, was among four suspected cultists exhibited by police for allegedly kidnapping an 18-year-old girl in Edo State.

Command spokesman Chidi Nwabuzor had said the suspected cultists were shot several times in Agbonwonmba Street, near St. Sauveur Street, Muritala Muhammed Way, and in the process abducted Glory Aneite .

He said the police, in conjunction with the vigilante, immediately attended the scene and rescued the victim unharmed and arrested four suspects with a locally made custom-cut gun, while an enlarged cartridge was recovered. .

The suspect in an interview with reporters said: We didn’t kidnap the girl; my friends only followed me to ask for my 24,000 naira from her.

I fixed a phone for this girl for three months, and after fixing her phone, she claimed to have transferred the money to me through a phone that gave a false alarm.

Since then, whenever I call her to ask for my money, her number always shows the line busy and I later found out that she blocked me when I used another number to chat with her.

So that day, I spotted her as I was going out with my friends to buy some snacks. I asked my friends to follow me, that I had seen the girl who had sent me a false alarm. We took the girl to talk about how she would pay the money

We didn’t hold her captive, because he left after our conversation about the money. I only asked 24,000 naira for the phone I fixed for her.

He said that after the incident he heard that a friend of his had been arrested, adding that when they came to the station to tell them that their friend was innocent, they were also arrested.

We are neither kidnappers nor cultists and we had no weapons in our possession. We are not the owners of the gun they presented to the media, he said.

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