Barely two days after the kidnap of the father of Cross River State’s
deputy governor, Etubom Essien Cobam, the abductors are demanding a
whooping N100 million as they began talks on Saturday, it was learnt.
According
to family sources, the deputy governor, Mr Efiok Cobham, was
negotiating for an unspecified lower offer, while the kidnappers were
said to be unwilling to reduce the amount.
Meanwhile, the family
of the abducted person have expressed worry over the failing health
condition of the aged man, who is said to be in his 80s.
It was
also learnt that the deputy governor’s father was recently released from
the hospital in Calabar, on Thursday and kidnapped a few hours Friday
morning.
Initially, it was believed that when the bandits
struck, an unnamed uncle of the deputy governor was equally abducted. It
was, however, confirmed on Sunday, that it was untrue.
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