Women leader of RCCG, Cornerstone Parish, Lagos, Mrs. Adebusola Odunaya,
on Tuesday [Oct. 2] described her release by kidnappers after 5 days of
captivity as an act of God.
Adebusola had on Saturday, September 22, left home for Lagos to buy
beverages and some other items but could not be found for days.
But the 37-year-old Adebusola resurfaced on September 27.
In
a telephone interview punch, Adebusola said although she could not
recognise the exact spot, she was held in a bush along the Lagos-Ibadan
Expressway and was released after five days.
Adebusola’s Account:
“On
the fateful day, I was to go to Lagos Island to pick my stock of
noodles. It was past 12 noon”. When I got to Ishaga area, there was no
vehicle there. I decided to go to Agege to board a bus. When I got to
Agege, there was no direct bus going to Idumota on Lagos Island. I had
to board an Oshodi vehicle (molue). As we were already in the vehicle, I
heard a conductor calling Idumota. I had to alight from the vehicle I
was in and went for that”.
“When I got there, the vehicle was
still loading. Three women and the driver were inside. I joined them. As
soon as I did, the women then asked the driver to move so that they
could carry people along the road. I became happy that the vehicle would
be fast”.
“As we were expecting the vehicle to move, the
conductor came and touched me with the handkerchief he was holding. That
was when I fell asleep. I did not wake until five days after in a
forest along Lagos- Ibadan Expressway”.
“I regained consciousness
on the fifth day and found out that my hair had been cut and the money I
wanted to use to pay for the items, about N500, 000 had been taken”.
“They
ransacked my bag and saw our General Overseer’s (Pastor Enoch Adeboye)
picture and Redeemed wristband. They asked me, ‘So you are a member of
Redeemed?’ I said yes.”
“Two men among the kidnappers ordered me
to call my family. As I called my brother, they were telling me what to
say. When I looked at the front, I saw a horrible looking hut. There
were two women lying unconscious near it. I don’t know if the women were
alive or dead. The whole place looked scary.
“They said, ‘thank
God for your life.’ They now led me through the jungle to Lagos-Ibadan
Expressway and left me. That was how I was freed from the kidnappers”.
Thank God she came back safely
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