Togolese,Chadian arrested while plotting to abduct Lagos businessman's daughter

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 The plan of a Togolese woman,Idowu Dado,and a Chadian,Abdullahi Muhammed,to start business ventures through proceeds of kidnapping has landed them in detention ,punchng is reporting.


 The suspects were arrested while planning to kidnap a 15year-old girl in the illasamaja area of Lagos State.PUNCH Metro learnt that 26year-old Dado,who was married with two children,contacted Muhammed,26,who worked in a sachet water factory owned by the girl's father,Mike Ogbuachara...

The dou the co-opted Ogbuachara's security guard,Peter Okechukwu,into the plot. The gang reportedly planned to demand #10m as ransom for their victim.

However,Okechukwu was said to have leaked the secret to his boss,who then alerted the police.  Okechukwu said Dado promised to give him #2m if the plan  succeeded.

Dado who claimed to be a hair dresser,said she planned to start a business with her share of the ransom.

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