The Chief Executive Officer of YSJ Limited, Yemisi Joluwe, told The Punch that she had been informed that two of her workers, Gbolahan Olaniyi and Kazeem, were kidnapped, prompting the immediate involvement of security agencies in the case.
She said she and her company promptly notified the authorities, who made efforts to respond to the situation, and she rejected claims that she abandoned the victims during the ordeal.
Joluwe further explained that she was deeply pained when she later learned about the killing of one of the victims by the kidnappers, adding that investigations were still ongoing and that the company would not relent until the circumstances surrounding the death were fully uncovered, insisting that there was more to the incident than had been disclosed.
She also reacted to claims made by the farm manager that a ransom of ₦2 million was paid by his mother into an account allegedly linked to the kidnappers.
According to her, she was not aware of the specific police actions taken regarding the reported transaction but maintained that the matter was still under investigation and being followed up by security agencies.
She also said, “As I said, the security personnel are still investigating. When you think you want to bring others down to raise money, you finally bring yourself down. Gbolahan and his mum have already shot themselves in the foot. That bank account and details must be provided. Just wait till we get there.”….Read_More…