“I Killed Him Because He Always Preach About Jesus Christ To Me,” Suspected Kidnapper Says

Mustapha Mohammed otherwise known as Mairutuwa, the pioneer of the seize pack that killed Catholic seminarian, Michael Nnadi, of the Good Shepherd Major Seminary in Kaduna state in January 2020, has given a motivation behind why he slaughtered late Nnadi in spite of gathering pay-off from the theological college school. 

Review that on January 9, some outfitted men raged the Catholic theological college and grabbed four seminarians, killed one of them and discharged the staying three on January 31 after they got a payment from the theological school. The remaining parts of the fourth seminarian, 18-year-old Micheal Nnadi, was found in a bramble on February second. He was covered on February eleventh. 

In a visit with The Sun, Mustapha said from the day Nnadi was stole, he continued lecturing the good news of Jesus to him and confronted him directly to change his underhanded ways or die. He said late Nnadi didn't permit him to have tranquility as he kept lecturing the good news of Jesus Christ to him in any event, when he realized they were not of a similar confidence. He said he didn't care for the certainty showed by Nnadi thus he chose to murder him. 

Mustapha who is as of now in police care with two different individuals from his pack said they chose to attack the school since they realized it was a theological college and that they would take in substantial income. As indicated by him, they got data about the theological college from a group part who is a business cruiser administrator and lives near the school. He said it took his partner around five days to direct appropriate observation on the school before they left on the activity. 

He likewise recounted how they needed to utilize the cell phone number of the expired Nnadi, to put a call across to the school specialists to request a N100 million payment which was later decreased to N10 million paid by the school experts for the arrival of the three seminarians. 

Mustapha further uncovered that they needed to drive the school specialists to buy recharge cards of the different versatile broadcast communications organize totalling N30,000 and brought to the spot where they had consented to gather the payment.