Two children who were kidnapped by their househelp in Lagos found in Benin republic

The Lagos state police command have rescued the two children of Mr and Mrs Aneru Mutana of Gbagada Phase 2, Lagos, who were kidnapped by their househelp simply identified as Busayo, on November 26th.

A statement from the state police command spokesperson, CSP Chike Oti, says the children were found in the early hours of yesterday December 2nd at a location close to Nigeria Seme border, in Benin Republic.

On November 26th, Busola was instructed by Mrs Mutana to go and pick the children from school and take them home as she (Mrs Mutana) wasn't able to do so due to the nature of her job.

Unfortunately for Madam, the househelp had carefully planned how to kidnap her children, a 6-year-old boy and a 3-year-old girl and executed her wicked plan effortlessly because she is known to the  school authorities and familiar with the children.

Investigations has revealed that Busayo is a member of a Kidnap syndicate who gives her out as househelp to unsuspecting parents.

When she finally lands the job, she warms her way into the children's heart and wins the trust of her employers. Once she gets to this stage, she bares her fangs.

CP Edgal Imohimi, the Lagos state commissioner of police has warned households interested in engaging the services of domestic servants to beware of whom they are dealing with. Imohimi reiterates his earlier warning that employers ought to carry out  a background check of persons they are bringing to homes; and profile them in order to make investigation easy for the police should the need arise.  

The Command reasonably believes that Busayo may not be her real name. However it wishes that Nigerians should take cognizance of her face and alert the nearest police formation of her location and if possible arrest and hand her over to the police.