Suspected cultists allegedly abduct 20 year old girl in Bauchi; tell her father they only need her virginity and not his money

Posted by E.L.E.X on June 28 2020 under News

Suspected cultists have abducted Patience Emmanuel, a 20-year-old Pharmacology student at the Bauchi State University, and informed her father that all they need is her "virginity" and not his money.

Narrating his ordeal to newsmen, Mr. Emmanuel Kushi, who is a civil servant, said his daughter whom he described as a well-behaved girl, left his younger brother's house in Rafin Zurfi in the state on Wednesday, June 24, with the intention of coming to pick up something from his home. However, she never got to his place and has remained unreachable since then.

“On Wednesday, June 24, around 2pm, she left my younger brother’s house in Rafin Zurfi and told him she was coming to my house at Kafin Tafawa, which is a distance of about four kilometers, to pick something and he gave her permission to come.
By evening my younger brother’s wife kept calling her mobile to know if she had arrived but there was no response. They thought she was already in my house working.
Later on, they tried again but the number was switched off. The next day (Thursday) around 1pm, my younger brother’s wife called me and asked why I delayed Patience and didn’t let her come back. She asked if there was any problem.
I told her that I didn’t see Patience because she had not come to my house. She expressed shock about what I told her and said she would call her friend to confirm.”Kushi said

Speaking further, Mr Kushi said he sent a text to his daughter's phone and the reply he got was shocking

‘Do you think you will ever see her again? Fool.’” the reply he got read

Mr Kushi said he went to his farm and when he returned, he saw a text message sent to him by his daughter's abductors that read ''“Father, your daughter is with us (BLACK AXE CONFRETANITY . We don’t need your money what we need is her virginity. Don’t bother looking for her.''

The distraught father said he was still trying to comprehend the message in the text when the abductors used his daughter's phone to send him another text claiming she was dead.

''At exactly 10.25am, they sent me another text message and said ‘she is dead’. We’ve been trying to call her but her number has been switched off. One thing I know is that my daughter is not dead. I believe she will return alive.” Mr Kushi said

Mr Kushi said he and his family have resorted to prayers, believing that she will return home soon and in good health.

Confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the state police command, DSP Ahmed Wakil, said the police are currently investigating the incident.