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Afenifere youth leader regains freedom after 12 days in captivity

Afenifere youth leader regains freedom after 12 days in captivity

The National President of the Afenifere Youth Council, Eniola Olajuni, has been released after spending 12 days in captivity.

The group’s National Secretary, Biodun Aderohunmu, confirmed the development on Saturday.
“He has been released,” Aderohunmu wrote.

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Olajuni was abducted on Monday, February 17, 2025, while traveling to Abuja for a scheduled meeting.

The kidnappers reportedly demanded a ransom of ₦100 million and two tricycles in exchange for his release.
Following a viral video in which Olajuni, held at gunpoint, pleaded for public assistance, the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, deployed the Intelligence Response Team to aid in his rescue.

Afenifere youth leader regains freedom after 12 days in captivity

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