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Kidnappers of the traditional ruler of Jaba Chiefdom, Kpop Ham, Gyet Maude, in Java Local Government Area of Kaduna State, have demanded N100m ransom for the release of the monarchMaude, who is over 80 years, was kidnapped on Monday while on his farm located in the Gitata community, a border town between the state and Nasarawa State.
The incident came just after bandits abducted 85-year-old Emir of Kajuru, Alhaji Alhassan Adamu alongside 13 other members of his family.
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