Solar panel, plastic chair, other items found in kidnappers' den in Ibadan [PHOTOS]

Author: Musliudeen AdebayoPublished on: June 7, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

Solar panel, plastic chair, other items found in kidnappers' den in Ibadan [PHOTOS]

Police found solar panels, plastic chairs, and mattresses in a house where the sister of former minister Adebayo Adelabu and her twins were held after being kidnapped on Wednesday in Ibadan. Commissioner of Police Olugbenga Abimbola led an on-site inspection on Saturday after the rescue. The house, located at Lakoun Estate, Ayegun Olojuoro Road, Ibadan, was used as a hideout by the kidnappers.

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