Watch the heartbreaking video of Mrs Orekoya over her missing kids.

Its been  5 days since 11 months old Aderomola Orekoya and his older brothers, Adedamola Orekoya, 4, and Demola Orekoya, 6, were kidnapped by a newly employed nanny from their home. Some days after the kidnapping, the kidnappers contacted the family to ask for a N15million ransom within 2 days or they will loose their kids forever.


The heartbroken and tearful mother says they can not afford that amount in this emotional video that just emerged today. She also mentions that though she has provided account details for a donation drive online, the response has not been encouraging. 
According to a report over the weekend by PUNCH Metro, Mrs Adebisi Orekoya has spoken out further on the circumstances surrounding the kidnapping of her 3 sons. She says that the new nanny who took the children looked older than her age and claimed to be an indigene of Oyo State, which was questionable because of her accent.

The kid's mother explained that the family had a nanny, who suddenly stopped coming to work after observing her annual leave. She said the family subsequently put up a post on OLX, seeking the service of a new nanny. She said,

“We had someone who was taking care of the kids before now. But the woman did not show up on Saturday and Sunday and we urgently needed someone to assist because we were going to resume work on Monday. We were disturbed and that was why I posted the information on OLX.

“She (Akinloye) called us and said she was interested. She said she was 23 years. I agreed to employ her in the interim because I really did not like the fact that she was young. She agreed to collect between N10, 000 to N15,000 even though our former nanny collected N25,000.

“I left her at home this morning (Wednesday) around 7.30am. It was around 1pm that my eldest son called me and said she had taken his siblings away. He said she told him they were going out to buy some things. She took the 11 months on her back and held the others by the hand. She has since not returned.”

Her husband, Leke, a businessman, said the nanny gave the family the contacts of her relatives, who they spoke with on the telephone. The relatives were said to have agreed to meet with the Orekoyas during the week to finalise documentation. He said,

“We spoke with two people she introduced to us as her brother and sister. They confirmed that they were her relatives. They gave us a vague description of where they lived in Ikorodu. We agreed to do proper documentation this week.

It was in less than 24 hours that she went away with the kids. She never gave us an idea that she was on an evil mission. Her spoken English was fluent. She said she had a National Diploma and just wanted to make some money so she could return to school.”

The purported relatives had since remained unreachable on their telephone lines, and though the family was said to have contacted the police from the Itire division, nothing much has come forth of their investigation to rescue the children.