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Prelate of the Methodist Church, His Eminence Samuel Uche, on Tuesday said N100m was paid as ransom before kidnapers released him.

According to him in a press conference in Lagos, the cleric said the monies were arranged in five sacks of N20 million and were raised by the Methodist Church in Nigeria.

He also claimed that neither the Federal or State Government, nor the military or police intervened.

The cleric was kidnapped on Sunday in Abia State but was released on Monday.

The Prelate had been kidnapped alongside two others, the Bishop of Methodist Church, Owerri Diocese and the Prelate’s chaplain.

They were reportedly whisked away at about 2pm on their way from a church programme in Okigwe Imo State to Isuochi in Umu Nneochi Local Government Area of Abia State.

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