Ransom Paid For Abducted Kaduna Schoolchildren, Ex-Intelligence Chief Reveals

ABUJA, (iexclusivenews) – In a shocking revelation that contradicts the orders of President Tinubu, Commodore Kunle Olawunmi, the former head of the Defence Intelligence College, disclosed that the freedom of the kidnapped Kaduna schoolchildren was bought with a ransom.

During an interview on AriseTV, Commodore Olawunmi exposed the disquieting truth behind the release of the 287 abducted students.

Government’s Stance Overturned by Covert Payments

Despite the firm stance of President Tinubu against capitulating to terrorist demands, it has been confirmed that payments were indeed made to the abductors.

This action was taken to ensure the safety and return of the young captives, challenging the government’s public declaration of non-negotiation with terrorists.

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The Controversy of Negotiation Tactics

Commodore Olawunmi criticized the approach to the negotiation process, emphasizing the need for professional conduct that aligns with international standards.

He pointed out the risks of allowing non-official intermediaries, such as Gumi, to engage in negotiations, which could potentially benefit the terrorists and the negotiators themselves, rather than the victims or the state.

Uncertainty Surrounds the Fate of the Rescued

As the nation grapples with the aftermath of the kidnapping, there is growing concern over the exact number of children rescued and the tragic loss of a teacher.

The lack of transparency from security agencies and the Kaduna state government has left many unanswered questions, with anxious parents awaiting confirmation and details of the rescue operation.

This unfolding story continues to develop, as the nation watches and waits for clarity and the assurance of safety for all its schoolchildren.