Abductors of Former Power Minister Adelabu’s Sister and 12-Year-Old Twins Maintain Silence

Abductors of Former Power Minister Adelabu’s Sister and 12-Year-Old Twins Maintain Silence



The heavily armed criminal syndicate responsible for the brazen abduction of Mrs. Olaide Busayo Adegoke John-Paul—the younger sister of Nigeria's immediate past Minister of Power and 2027 All Progressives Congress (APC) Oyo State gubernatorial aspirant, Chief Adebayo Adelabu—alongside her 12-year-old twin sons, has shockingly maintained absolute silence, failing to establish any operational contact with the traumatized family. 

The harrowing confirmation was made public on Thursday evening, June 4, 2026, by Comrade Femi Awogboro, a close administrative aide to the former minister.

The high-profile kidnapping occurred at approximately 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday morning, June 3, 2026, within the state capital of Ibadan, when the gunmen ambushed the 43-year-old mother while she was in transit to drop her twin sons, Peter and Paul John-Paul, at their school. 



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The operation has left the entire household deeply unsettled, particularly the victim’s husband, who is currently based outside Nigeria. 

Awogboro stated that while the family has not received any telephone calls or ransom demands from the cell, they are drawing comfort from the assurances of regional law enforcement agencies. 

Interfacing with journalists, the aide heavily appealed to the Oyo State Police Command, the Department of State Services (DSS), and allied security apparatuses to double their tactical field operations, utilize advanced geolocation intelligence, and systematically scour known hideouts to guarantee the rapid and safe repatriation of the mother and her children.

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