Police, Hunters Join In Search Of Kidnapped Supreme Court Judge's Wife

Local hunters as well as vigilante groups in villages at Ovia North East Local Government Area have joined in the search for the kidnappers of wife and daughter of a Supreme Court Justice, Bode Rhodes-Vivour.

They are assisting operatives of the Nigerian Police led by Commissioner of Police, Folusho Adebanjo, to comb the Ekiadolor and Ugbogui forest where it is believed the victims were kept.

Also in the search team are members of the state’s Neighbourhood Watch.

Head of the hunters in Ekiadolor, who gave his name as High Priest Nasogiarhu Edema said they decided to make the forest uncomfortable for kidnappers and criminals.

Adebanjo said, “Because of the marching order given to me by the Inspector-General of Police over the kidnapping of Rhodes-Vivour’s wife and daughter, I have to personally lead all the striking units, SARS, anti-kidnapping and mobile of over a thousand personnel to the area.”