
The
 Police have now confirmed the arrest of the notorious kidnappers 
responsible for the act and also the recovery of 1.2 million Naira 
ransom money. The statement read:
 



"The
 IGP’s Intelligence Response Team (IRT), working in synergy with the 
Tactical Intelligence Unit (TIU) of the Nigeria Police Force in a joint 
operation supervised by AIG Kayode Aderanti, AIG Zone 2, Lagos 
successfully smashed a notorious kidnap gang and arrested four (4) 
vicious kidnappers who are active members of the gang responsible for 
the kidnap for ransom. They are: Bekewei Agbojule, aka “Prince Yellow”, 
Are Philip Joel Kakadu, aka “General Kakadu,” a militant leader, Romeo 
Council, aka “Raw” and Totki Okoda.
"The
 last suspect, Totki Okoda is said to reside in the creeks behind the 
school at the Ijaw fishermen settlement and is responsible for providing
 information to the gang about the school and the victims.
"In
 the course of investigation into the dastardly crime, three suspects 
namely Are Philip Joel Kakadu aka “General Kakadu” a militant leader; 
Romeo Council aka “Raw” and Totki Okoda who lives in the fishermen’s 
community behind the school and provided information about the victims 
to his gang, were trailed and arrested at different locations in Delta, 
Ogun and Lagos States respectively, for the criminal roles they played 
in the commission of the crime.
"Further
 investigation and sustained pursuit of the matter by the Intelligence 
Response Team, led to the arrest of Bekewei Agbojule aka “Prince 
Yellow”, a principal suspect and one of the key members of the gang on 
the 25th January, 2017, at about 0700hrs in the morning.
"The suspect who is an Ijaw from Arogbo town in Ondo State was arrested after he came out of the creeks to enjoy his loot.
"One
 million two hundred thousand naira (#1,200,000) his share of the ransom
 money was recovered from him. The four suspects confessed to the crime,
 volunteered useful statements to the investigators and are cooperating 
with the Police. Concerted efforts are being made to arrest the 
remaining suspects who are at large. All the suspects will be arraigned 
in court on completion of investigation."
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