Kidnappers dare Gov Otu, whisk away Top lecturer, health worker, Barely 24 hours after the governor’s order

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Barely 24 hours after cross river Gov’s order to criminals, Kidnappers dare Gov Otu whisk away Top lecturer, health worker

 

Dr. Iniudo George-Ukpong, a lecturer in the Faculty of Biological Sciences at the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS), has been kidnapped by armed men.

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This occurred less than twenty-four hours after Governor Bassey Otu issued an ultimatum to criminals to either repent and take advantage of his amnesty, or be caught.

 

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Read Also: Tinubu: The Story Behind The Title “Jagaban”

 

Barbara Brownson, a member of the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH) staff, was also abducted by the kidnappers.

Additionally, they abducted Mike Njagu in Calabar on Friday.

 

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Associate Professor of environmental and public health parasitology Iniudo was abducted on his way home from the office, according to family sources.

 

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Irene Ugbo, the state’s police public relation officer, otherwise known as the spokesperson of the police stated that she would speak later.

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In other news, The term “Jagaban” is synonymous with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria. The name Jagaban has grown in popularity among his supporters and even political allies. The question here is how the title became associated with the President.

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Prince Yahaya Haliru Dantoro explains to Ejes Gist News Nigeria how the President was given the title of Jagaban.

 

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According to Prince Yahaya, Tinubu was given the title by his late father, the Emir of Borgu, His Royal Highness Alhaji Haliru Dantoro lll.

 

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