Ex-militants who claimed responsibility for the disappearance of six students kidnapped from Igbonla College in Epe area of Lagos State have protested abandonment by the Ondo State Government.
Speaking on Wednesday, through a statement, they claimed that the state government fell short of its promise to include them in the Amnesty Programme of the Federal Government, after they agreed to surrender arms.
According to Punch, Ogailo Ibory, leader of the group, threatened that his members would disrupt political activities in Ilaje and Ese-Odo Local Government Areas of Ondo State if the government fails to keep its promise.
He said: “Last year, we heeded to the appeal of the Ondo State Government through the Deputy Governor, Mr. Agboola Ajayi, and the Commissioner for Lands and Housing, Donald Ojogo, who came to the creeks to free the six Epe students we kidnapped in protest.
“That…
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