A former minister, Iyabo Anisulowo, who was abducted on Wednesday, has described her experience as \u201cterrible and dehumanising\u201d.<\/p>\n
Anisulowo was rescued by the police on Tuesday at about 7.p.m. at Gbegbelawo village near Olorunda town in Abeokuta North Council Area.<\/p>\n
The former minister was abducted on Wednesday along Sawonjo-Iganokoto road in Yewa-North Council Area of the state.<\/p>\n
The 65-year-old former minister, who arrived at Government House at Isale-Igbehin at about 10.p.m. in company with the state Commissioner of Police, Abdulmajid Ali, said she had not eaten since Wednesday and only lived on water.<\/p>\n
Mrs. Anisulowo said she knew security agents were searching for her, adding that this gave her strength and hope that she would survive the incident.<\/p>\n
Gov. Ibikunle Amosun commended the security agencies which deployed their personnel and equipment in the rescue effort.<\/p>\n
He said although the abductors demanded a ransom of N200 million, nothing was eventually paid.<\/p>\n
The governor expressed confidence in the ability of the police to provide security and therefore called on the Federal Government to adequately equip the Force.<\/p>\n
The police commissioner, Ali, told journalists that the ring leader of the gang behind the abduction had been arrested.<\/p>\n
He reaffirmed that the command would make the state uncomfortable for criminals. <\/p>\n
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