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Gunmen Kill 60-Year Old Woman in Delta After Collecting N1M

July 4, 2023 • 1 min read

There was pandemonium in Tamigbe town in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State as unknown gunmen kidnapped and killed a 60-year-old woman identified as Ebikabo-ere Oyas Officer after collecting N1m ransom.

The kidnappers scattered her skull to pieces thereby throwing residents, family, friends, and business associates into mourning.

Ebikabo-ere was kidnapped around 11pm on Wednesday, but family members found her remains on Sunday.

According to a source, the unknown gunmen violently attacked Ebikabo-ere at Tamigbe community, took all her money, and kidnapped her.

The source added that Ebikabo-ere’s corpse was found between Beautiful Gate and Foutorugbene Road a nearby place to her home town, Tamigbe.

It was revealed that the family of the victim had paid 1million naira as ransom before finding her lifeless body.

“Too bad after collecting N1,000,000 ransom from the family, they still killed the woman. God of vengeance will do his best”, the source stated.

The source also said that Ebikabo-ere was a businesswoman, having the largest provision store in the community, a mother of four, and wife to Mr. Oyas Officer.