KIDNAPPING: CASER Calls on Nigerian Police to Rescue Ofobrukueta[Video]

…… Ofobrukueta was Abducted by Gun Men on January 13, 2025 and Still in Captivity Till Date.

By James Agbor

A disturbed trend of kidnappings has continued to spark widespread debates and concerns across the nation, One of the latest victims still in captivity is Mr. Emmanuel Ofobrukueta, a retiree of the Post-Primary Education Board (PPEB) in Asaba, Delta State.

Frank Tietie, Principal Partner of Forthright Chambers and Executive Director of Citizens Advocacy for Social Economic Rights (CASER), disclosed this while briefing newsmen in Abuja.

Tietie condemned the Delta State Police Command’s inability to track and rescue the kidnapped victim, he called it worrisome and a huge embarrassment.

He explained that this case is to highlight that many families across the country are going through the pain and anguish of having loved ones in kidnappers’ dens, noted Mr. Emmanuel Ofobrukueta is one such case.

Tietie, speaking on behalf of Ofobrukueta’s family revealed that the family has spent over 4 million naira in ransom payments, yielding no positive results.

The principal of CASER showed concern that a responsible government must account for each it’s citizen, also added that If the kidnappers outsmarted the police, it’s not an excuse to abandon Mr. Ofobrukueta. It appears they have lost hope and interest.

Tietie emphasized the need for urgent action, stressed that Ofobrukueta was abducted by armed men on January 13, 2025, right in front of his house at Mosagar, near Sapele in Delta State. Despite some perceived efforts by the Delta State Police Command to rescue him, Ofobrukueta has been held captive for over two months to date.

He made available to newsmen, a petition addressed to the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbekotun, where he explained that some family members believe that analyzing post-kidnap events, particularly ransom payments and intelligence from a private tracking company, suggests a possible network involving close associates, ransom bearers, and kidnappers, working together to keep the victim captive.

Tietie concluded that Delta state police are overwhelmed by the kidnappers tactics , while requested police intervention to organize a special police effort to unravel the kidnapping and rescue the victim.

…… Ofobrukueta was Abducted by Gun Men on January 13, 2025 and Still in Captivity Till Date.

By James Agbor

A disturbed trend of kidnappings has continued to spark widespread debates and concerns across the nation, One of the latest victims still in captivity is Mr. Emmanuel Ofobrukueta, a retiree of the Post-Primary Education Board (PPEB) in Asaba, Delta State.

Frank Tietie, Principal Partner of Forthright Chambers and Executive Director of Citizens Advocacy for Social Economic Rights (CASER), disclosed this while briefing newsmen in Abuja.

Tietie condemned the Delta State Police Command’s inability to track and rescue the kidnapped victim, he called it worrisome and a huge embarrassment.

He explained that this case is to highlight that many families across the country are going through the pain and anguish of having loved ones in kidnappers’ dens, noted Mr. Emmanuel Ofobrukueta is one such case.

Tietie, speaking on behalf of Ofobrukueta’s family revealed that the family has spent over 4 million naira in ransom payments, yielding no positive results.

The principal of CASER showed concern that a responsible government must account for each it’s citizen, also added that If the kidnappers outsmarted the police, it’s not an excuse to abandon Mr. Ofobrukueta. It appears they have lost hope and interest.

Tietie emphasized the need for urgent action, stressed that Ofobrukueta was abducted by armed men on January 13, 2025, right in front of his house at Mosagar, near Sapele in Delta State. Despite some perceived efforts by the Delta State Police Command to rescue him, Ofobrukueta has been held captive for over two months to date.

He made available to newsmen, a petition addressed to the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbekotun, where he explained that some family members believe that analyzing post-kidnap events, particularly ransom payments and intelligence from a private tracking company, suggests a possible network involving close associates, ransom bearers, and kidnappers, working together to keep the victim captive.

Tietie concluded that Delta state police are overwhelmed by the kidnappers tactics , while requested police intervention to organize a special police effort to unravel the kidnapping and rescue the victim.

…… Ofobrukueta was Abducted by Gun Men on January 13, 2025 and Still in Captivity Till Date.

By James Agbor

A disturbed trend of kidnappings has continued to spark widespread debates and concerns across the nation, One of the latest victims still in captivity is Mr. Emmanuel Ofobrukueta, a retiree of the Post-Primary Education Board (PPEB) in Asaba, Delta State.

Frank Tietie, Principal Partner of Forthright Chambers and Executive Director of Citizens Advocacy for Social Economic Rights (CASER), disclosed this while briefing newsmen in Abuja.

Tietie condemned the Delta State Police Command’s inability to track and rescue the kidnapped victim, he called it worrisome and a huge embarrassment.

He explained that this case is to highlight that many families across the country are going through the pain and anguish of having loved ones in kidnappers’ dens, noted Mr. Emmanuel Ofobrukueta is one such case.

Tietie, speaking on behalf of Ofobrukueta’s family revealed that the family has spent over 4 million naira in ransom payments, yielding no positive results.

The principal of CASER showed concern that a responsible government must account for each it’s citizen, also added that If the kidnappers outsmarted the police, it’s not an excuse to abandon Mr. Ofobrukueta. It appears they have lost hope and interest.

Tietie emphasized the need for urgent action, stressed that Ofobrukueta was abducted by armed men on January 13, 2025, right in front of his house at Mosagar, near Sapele in Delta State. Despite some perceived efforts by the Delta State Police Command to rescue him, Ofobrukueta has been held captive for over two months to date.

He made available to newsmen, a petition addressed to the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbekotun, where he explained that some family members believe that analyzing post-kidnap events, particularly ransom payments and intelligence from a private tracking company, suggests a possible network involving close associates, ransom bearers, and kidnappers, working together to keep the victim captive.

Tietie concluded that Delta state police are overwhelmed by the kidnappers tactics , while requested police intervention to organize a special police effort to unravel the kidnapping and rescue the victim.

…… Ofobrukueta was Abducted by Gun Men on January 13, 2025 and Still in Captivity Till Date.

By James Agbor

A disturbed trend of kidnappings has continued to spark widespread debates and concerns across the nation, One of the latest victims still in captivity is Mr. Emmanuel Ofobrukueta, a retiree of the Post-Primary Education Board (PPEB) in Asaba, Delta State.

Frank Tietie, Principal Partner of Forthright Chambers and Executive Director of Citizens Advocacy for Social Economic Rights (CASER), disclosed this while briefing newsmen in Abuja.

Tietie condemned the Delta State Police Command’s inability to track and rescue the kidnapped victim, he called it worrisome and a huge embarrassment.

He explained that this case is to highlight that many families across the country are going through the pain and anguish of having loved ones in kidnappers’ dens, noted Mr. Emmanuel Ofobrukueta is one such case.

Tietie, speaking on behalf of Ofobrukueta’s family revealed that the family has spent over 4 million naira in ransom payments, yielding no positive results.

The principal of CASER showed concern that a responsible government must account for each it’s citizen, also added that If the kidnappers outsmarted the police, it’s not an excuse to abandon Mr. Ofobrukueta. It appears they have lost hope and interest.

Tietie emphasized the need for urgent action, stressed that Ofobrukueta was abducted by armed men on January 13, 2025, right in front of his house at Mosagar, near Sapele in Delta State. Despite some perceived efforts by the Delta State Police Command to rescue him, Ofobrukueta has been held captive for over two months to date.

He made available to newsmen, a petition addressed to the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbekotun, where he explained that some family members believe that analyzing post-kidnap events, particularly ransom payments and intelligence from a private tracking company, suggests a possible network involving close associates, ransom bearers, and kidnappers, working together to keep the victim captive.

Tietie concluded that Delta state police are overwhelmed by the kidnappers tactics , while requested police intervention to organize a special police effort to unravel the kidnapping and rescue the victim.