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Ondo Residents To Get N50,000 Reward For Exposing Kidnappers, Others

by Tope Fayehun
3 years ago
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Ondo State government has placed the sum of N50,000 as a reward for anyone who exposes or reports incidents leading to the arrest of kidnappers or other criminals in the state.

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Briefing journalists shortly after the weekly State Executive Council meeting, the Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Mrs Bamidele Ademola-Olateju, said the development was to further encourage citizens to give useful and timely information about criminal activities in any part of the state.

She said, “From now on, anyone who reports a crime and we follow the trail, and it leads to a successful prosecution of the criminal, that person will be offered a reward of N50,000.

“We want people in Ondo State to say something when they see something. We want our people to be proactive in the area of security to rid Ondo State of criminals, bandits and terrorists”, she said

The Commissioner also added that the council acknowledged the appreciation and commendation from the residents which followed the good initiative of the government to have a toll-free line.

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According to her, “The Toll-Free line is 0800-555-5555. Anybody can call to give security tips and report any criminal activities in his or her area.”

She called for timely reportage of criminal activities, saying the government would protect anybody who reports or gives useful information about criminal activities in his area.


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