Zamfara gov speaks on refusal to pay N300m ransom as experts, politicians discuss state police
“My own brothers were kidnapped in 2019, and these criminals were demanding at the time about N300 million. And I said, ‘Look, I’m not going to pay a dime.’ If you like, go and kill them.” The post Zamfara gov speaks on refusal to pay N3…
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