POLICE IN ACTION! MEET The nOTORIOUS Men Who Kidnapped Jonathan’s Uncle In Bayelsa #IRepEntertain9jarBlog #TwitterTrendBlog via @myentertain9jar

According to the Department of State Services, these
are the six men who kidnapped Chief Nitabai
Inengite, an uncle to President Goodluck
Jonathan.

Inengite was abducted at Otuoke
community in the Ogbia LGA of his home state of
Bayelsa in February, 2014.
The kidnappers, paraded at the DSS headquarters in
Abuja on Thursday include a 400-level undergraduate
of the University of Jos, Plateau State, Eldred Jonah,
30; Raphael Inengesi, 32; Ibeabuchi Inya, 29; Oreva
Abridi 29; Tammy Agbai, 29; and a native doctor,
Felix Onuoh, 48.
DSS Deputy Director, Public Relations, Marilyn
Ogar, explained that Jonah masterminded the
abduction of the President’s uncle and provided
the take-off grant of N40,000 for arms
procurement and other logistics.
According to her, the suspect confessed that he
carried out surveillance on Inengite and that the gang
had two teams for the operation, comprising the land
team made up of five persons, and the waterside
(speedboat) team, made up of three persons.
Ogar stated that four pump action rifles were used for
the operation, adding that Inengite was whisked
away in an ash-coloured Honda SUV to Onuegbu
waterside from where he was transferred into a
waiting speedboat and taken to the creeks.
She said, “The victim was held captive at two
different locations within Bayelsa State in the creek of
Brass, very close to the ‘mouth’ of the Atlantic Ocean
and Okigbene creeks.
“Following a security operation by this service, he was
released after 17 days in captivity without payment of
ransom. Investigation into the incident eventually led
to the arrest of the six suspects in Bayelsa, Delta and
Edo States.”
In an interview with newsmen, Jonah, who admitted
to providing the money and undertaking surveillance
for the abduction, claimed that the motivation for the
operation was not ransom.
Onuoha, the native doctor, explained that he
provided charms and herbal fortification for the
kidnap gang because he was afraid they may harm
him and his family if he did not cooperate with them.
“Abridi came with three men and said they want juju
for business success which I did for them. They later
said that was not what they wanted, that they wanted
to kidnap someone and wanted charm for protection.
“The moment they said that, their faces changed and
I was afraid that if I don’t cooperate with them, they
may harm me and my family because I was with my
family at the time, so I agreed to help them and I
asked them to pay me 10percent of the ransom,” he
admitted.
The suspects would be charged to court soon.