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    Police Arrest Suspects in Adelabu Sister Abduction Case

    Prima NewsBy Prima NewsJune 7, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Oyo State Police Command, on Sunday, confirmed the arrest of four suspects as well as the killing of two others during a rescue operation involving the sister of the 2027 governorship aspirant of the All Progressives Congress in the state, Bayo Adelabu, Busola, and her two children in Ibadan.

    Also, firearms, including a pump-action gun, were recovered during the Saturday night operation, which lasted for several hours at the Ayegun area of Oluyole Local Government Area of the state.

    The abductees were smoked out of a three-bedroom bungalow where they were hibernating.

    Conducting journalists round the place in Ibadan, the state capital, on Sunday, the state Commissioner of Police, Oluwagbemiga Abimbola, said, “The police acted on a tip-off, which eventually resulted in the rescuing of the victims.”

    It was further gathered that there was a shootout during the operation in which two of the suspects were killed in a midnight raid.

    Aside from the four suspects that were arrested, other suspects escaped with bullet wounds.

    The PUNCH reports that Busayo Adegoke John-Paul, the younger sister of Adelabu, and her twin children were abducted by gunmen in the early hours of Wednesday in Ibadan.

    John-Paul, who is a biological sister to the former minister, Adelabu, was kidnapped alongside her 12-year-old twin sons at Elewura-Challenge in Ibadan South-West Local Government Area of the state.

    Adelabu, his sister, and twin nephews after their release. Credit: Oyo Affairs

    The abduction was carried out by armed attackers who were said to have trailed the vehicle conveying the victims from their home before flagging them down at about 7:30 a.m. at the scene of the incident.

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