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‘Missing’ IYC President, Igbifa Found

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May 27, 2021

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BIGPENNGR gathered that Igbifa was found in a remote village in Bayelsa State after his captors dropped him off.

According to sources, Igbifa was helped by a family after he was dropped off in a bush in Opokuma, Kolokuma/Opokuma Council Area before he was given a shirt by the Divisional Police Officer of Kaiama.

The IYC President, however, debunked the speculations that he stage-managed his kidnap after receiving money to call off plans to shut down oil and gas activities in the Niger Delta region if the board of the Niger Delta Development Commission was not inaugurated.

Details later…

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‘Missing’ IYC President, Igbifa Found

Peter Igbifa, whose whereabouts has been shrouded in mystery after he was reportedly abducted has been found.

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