A 45-year-old trader, Elizabeth Otokiri, who was reportedly
kidnapped and later released, has said she was saved by constantly
singing gospel songs.
Elizabeth was kidnapped with two
others along Ibuso-Ogwashi Uku road, Delta State by a gang of kidnappers
but was released three days later.
The police also rescued the
other two and arrested three members of the kidnap gang who are
currently being detained by the police at the state CID in Asaba.
Narrating
her experience, the kidnapped woman said on that fateful day, she was
returning from a church programme when she was kidnapped, blindfolded
and taken to an unknown destination.
Elizabeth stated that she started singing gospel songs in the thick forest where she was kept.
According
to her, the kidnappers had asked for a ransom of N40 million which her
children were unable to raise and they had planned to use her blood for
ritual sacrifice.
She stated that she was not moved by their
threats of killing her as she kept on singing gospel songs and they were
later forced to let her go as they could not stand her religious
attitude.
"I sang melodious songs to God and they felt
threatened by my songs and one of them who brought bread for me to eat
said they were tired of this ‘holy holy woman," she said.
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