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Sources close to the family confirmed his freedom to DAILY
POST, declaring that it was “a relief to us all.”
The source refused to disclose if a ransom was paid, saying
“the story we want to tell is that our father and brother has regained his
freedom and we thank God for his safe return.”
Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Ekiti State
Wing, S.O. Olugbesan, confirmed that his member had regained freedom.
Also confirming the development, the Secretray of NUT in the
state, Mr. Olugbenga Ajibade, said “his family told us that he was freed on
Saturday.”
On whether the family and the union paid a ransom, Ajibade
said “the issue has gone beyond that and we just want to thank God that our
member returned in peace.”
Mr. Festus Olatunde Oke was kidnapped at Ise – Ikere road,
by unknown people on Monday, March 20, 2017.
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