UNEMPLOYMENT PALAVER:"The Truth About My Kidnappers" And My Ordeal In The Hands Of My Kidnappers.

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This nation has steped on its citizens toe,mostly the youths,a country where graduates spend identical ten years without a job to live on,where one does wrong taking it to be right,where people's life worths absolute nothing and oddly things has become our daily occurrences,alkaline because of unemployment...after one,two,three...years no job,no tangible business,no means of livelihood,if God do not lead and direct,might turn into ghost in broad day light and became invisible to the sight of men,committing all sorts of atrocities in the name of no job and 'man must live'.
Unemployment is destroying this! nation and our leaders must take the right ordeal to stop it...

Bellow is an article culled from Leadership News:

The human rights lawyer (pictured above
with his wife after his release) who said he
will never forget his experience in the
hands of his abductors, narrated his ordeal
to journalists in his home in Lagos.

Ozekhome, who had grown a beard, said
he was driven on a rough road for about
four hours to a jungle far removed from
civilisation blindfolded, after he was
captured close to Benin City about 3pm on
August 23, 2013.
According to Ozekhome, the abductors took
him to an uncompleted building in the
bush while a colony of mosquitos
descended and fed on him and other
hostages like barbeque in the camp.

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According to him, from the moment of his
abduction on August 23, he and 12 other
victims were blindfolded by the gang in the
camp.

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Ozekhome also said any time they wanted
to speak to their abductors, they must face
the ground, as looking at them
(kidnappers) could hand the offender
instant death sentence.
“Every 24 hours of the day, we had death
sentence hanging on our head. When any
of the kidnappers wanted to speak to us,
we must face the wall or the ground. They
treated me gently because they said they
had discovered I’m on the side of the
masses, that I have been fighting for the
masses.

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Speaking further, he explained that his
psychological and physical trauma was
compounded when his son, Barrister
Ilugbekhai and one of his juniors in
chambers, Barrister Dominic Ezerioha, were
lured and eventually detained with him in
the camp.

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He described his abductors as highly
organised and well educated, which,
according to him, made it difficult for
security operatives to track them down.
He said: “Even when making phone calls to
the families of the victims, they travelled
across four or five states so that where
they make the calls was different from
where their victims were kept. They
discussed national issues with high
intellect.

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“These are graduates of various disciplines,
I believe. They understand philosophy,
history, political science and, as I said, they
have their medical team. One of them said
he had graduated for six years without a
job and they argued that only 1 per cent of
Nigerians have fraudulently cornered the
nation’s wealth; so they raise argument to
justify their actions.”
“They vowed that, in 2015, they will move
against the politicians who they accused of
being in the habit of using and dumping
them. I asked them, what is the way out?
They requested that the federal
government should also grant them
amnesty and that they are ready to lay
down their arms if they are given amnesty
just like the Niger Delta militants.
“They said they are ready to come out of
the jungle to remove their masks and join
the roundtable talk if there is assurance
that they will not be arrested by the
government.”

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According to Ozekhome, the kidnappers
have several units and cells across the
nation. “For example, they mentioned
several notable Nigerians who had been
kidnapped in the past in the north, east
and west, which they claimed were through
their network.”
Contrary to the general belief that the
kidnappers usually conduct background
information about their victims, Ozekhome
said his abductors told him that they just
operate randomly and that they don’t
profile anybody before they are captured.
“For example, they said they did not know
me. They searched through my pocket.
They collected everything including my
card. So when they asked for my name and
I told them, they said yes it is true.”
Moving forward, Ozekhome urged the
federal government to declare a state of
emergency on insecurity. According to him,
a situation where none of us is safe on the
road, in the air, on the water, in the day
time or at night is a serious and
monumental problem and we cannot
continue to fold our hands.
He linked the problem of insecurity
fundamentally to the massive youth
unemployment in the country which he
described as complex and gargantuan.

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Consequently, he called on the government
to declare a state of emergency on youth
unemployment as any further delay may
spell doom for the nation. He described
youth unemployment as the father of Boko
Haram, militancy, kidnapping and robbery.

Source :Leadership. 

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