Police rescue Eagles' midfielder, Christian Obodo, from kidnappers
Sani Tukur
Christian Obodo
Obodo's abduction is the first suffered by any footballer even though close families of some football stars have been seized in the past.
The police say they have rescued Christian Obodo, the Super Eagles midfielder who was kidnapped in Warri on Saturday.
The spokesperson to Delta State Police Command, Charles Mouka, said the Lecce player Obodo, was freed from his kidnappers in a forest in the Enevor area of Delta state.
He said that some of the kidnappers, who demanded $170,000 ransom, were also arrested during operation.
The kidnappers of the Lecce player had demanded for $170,000 in ransom money shortly after the kidnapping.
Obodo, who plies his trade with Seria B side Leece, returned to the country few weeks ago after a tedious football season in Italy.
Popularly referred to as 'bundle of skills' owing to his dribbling skills, Obodo had two years ago lost his father who passed away after a brief illness
Obodo's abduction is the first suffered by any footballer even though close families of some football stars have been seized in the past.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Police rescue Obodo
Monday, June 11, 2012
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