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We told you they were safe. Now here is the full story of how it happened.
On 3rd June 2026, at 7:30AM, Mrs. Adegoke Olaide Busayo, 42, was driving her 11-year-old twin sons, Peter and Paul, to school on Elewura Street, Off Ring Road, Ibadan.
Four armed suspects in an unregistered ash-coloured Toyota Corolla had been conducting surveillance for several weeks.
The suspects documented her vehicles, her children's school, daily routine, and lifestyle as part of a calculated surveillance operation that began in May 2026. The gang even attempted to recruit an insider from her household. This was a targeted operation.
Upon receiving the distress report, Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc (+), NPM, ordered an immediate, coordinated manhunt. FID-IRT and the Oyo State Police Command responded without delay.
The investigation advanced with the arrest of Wale Abolalewa, also known as "Oloro," who was already on the Command's watchlist. His apprehension led to the arrest of Dare Oyedele, alias "Solution," a key member of the syndicate. Intelligence from both suspects directed operatives to a hideout in Lado Community, Ayegun, Ibadan.
On 6th June 2026 at 7:30PM, exactly 84 hours after the abduction, operatives raided the hideout.
"Kelechi," a lookout who traveled from Lagos for the operation, opened fire on the operatives and was neutralized, along with another unidentified gang member.
Mrs. Adegoke and her sons, Peter and Paul, were rescued unharmed and reunited with their family.
Arrested: Wale Abolalewa ("Oloro"), Dare Oyedele ("Solution"), Semiu Ishola, 39, hideout facilitator, and Adeyemi Ayobami, 35, hideout facilitator.
Recovered: Three pump-action guns, fourteen live cartridges, one Toyota Corolla used in the abduction, a battle axe, a hammer, criminal charms, face masks, and substances suspected to be hard drugs.
Fleeing suspects, believed to have sustained gunshot injuries, are being actively pursued. Medical practitioners and hospital operators are urged to report anyone presenting with suspicious gunshot injuries immediately.
Confidentiality is guaranteed.
The IGPโs message to all kidnapping syndicates in Nigeria is clear: We will locate your hideouts, apprehend your lookouts, and ensure victims return home safely every time.