Adelabu sister kidnapping: Police uncover alleged PA involvement in abduction of minister’s sister, twin sons
Police allege PA role in Adelabu sister, children abduction

The Oyo State Police Command has alleged that a personal assistant linked to the family of former Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, was involved in the kidnapping of his sister and her two children in Ibadan. The victims were later rescued following a security operation.

Insider Role in Abduction

Police spokesperson, CSP Olayinka Ayanlade, disclosed that preliminary investigations revealed what authorities described as an insider role in the planning and execution of the abduction. The suspect allegedly provided support and information that aided the kidnappers in targeting and carrying out the operation.

Rescue Operation

The victims, Adelabu’s sister and her twin sons, were kidnapped in Ibadan before a coordinated rescue operation by security operatives led to their release. Security operatives reportedly arrested some suspects linked to the operation, while others were killed during a gun duel as part of efforts to dismantle the kidnapping network.

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Ongoing Investigations

The police further stated that investigations are ongoing to track all individuals connected to the case and ensure they are brought to justice. CSP Ayanlade explained that the command is intensifying efforts to uncover the full structure of the syndicate responsible for the abduction and other related criminal activities in the state.

Authorities have assured residents that security agencies are working to curb kidnapping incidents and prevent insider collaboration, which they say has become a growing tactic among criminal groups. The case has continued to draw attention due to the involvement of individuals allegedly close to the victim’s family, raising concerns about trust and security within personal and professional circles. Police say further details will be made public as investigations progress.

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