Ebonyi Shocking Story: Two Sisters Kidnap Their Own Brother for ₦30 Million Ransom

The Ebonyi State Police Command has paraded two sisters—Mrs. Juliet Chukwu, a Civil Defence officer, and Mrs. Ngozi Nancy Chukwu, an Immigration officer—both from Amaeze Ishiagu, Ivo LGA, Ebonyi State.

According to reports, the two women allegedly conspired to kidnap their own elder brother, who shares the same parents with them. After the kidnap, they reportedly collected a ₦30 million ransom.

The law finally caught up with them as they were arrested inside a hotel where they were said to be sharing the ransom money.

This disturbing incident has left many shocked, especially considering the trust expected between blood siblings.

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