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Lookman Onabanjo 'Bugon' Kidnapped With His Driver, Others. 100m Ransom Demanded

 The family of an Ikorodu-born business mogul, Alhaji Lookman Onabanjo, popularly known as “Bugon” has been thrown into panic, following his abduction, Monday, at Agbowa area of Ikosi-Ejirin Local Council Development Area of Lagos State.


He was kidnapped alongside his driver and three others, while on their way to his farm in Ota.
The kidnap was carried out by eight gunmen with seven AK-47 rifle and one submachine gun.


The businessman owns companies among which is Bugon Oil and Gas, Bugon Autoland and Bugon farms. However three of his mean were release few hours 

later.
According to one of the freed victims, the gunmen made them trek for two hours until they got to a thick bush, where they were held.

A family source, who pleaded anonymity, told our correspondent that the kidnappers demanded N100 million as a ransom for their release, adding that the amount was still being negotiated.

The source said family and sympathisers were negotiating for N10 million while the kidnappers insisted on N100 million.A source in the neighbourhood said some other victims, who had been kidnapped alongside the businessman, allegedly paid N15 million and an extra N5,000 as ransom for their release.
The source said: “The N5,000 was added when they threatened that if the N15 million was incomplete both victims would be killed.

“The ransom was collected at Emuren Pipeline area before the victims were released. They came out of a bush near Adama.

Similarly, a businessman was kidnapped in the axis some years back and released after a ransom of N2 million was paid.

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