Face of Mary Akinloye, the nanny who kidnapped 3 Orekoya kids in Lagos

More details continue to emerge on the arrest of Mary Adebiyi, the nanny who abducted the Orekoya kids and who was picked up by operatives of SARS, led by Abba Kyari yesterday last night at Coker Estate, Shasha , Akowonjo, Lagos.

She was arrested with her maid after she fled her home when she realised police operatives have closed in on her.

The police say contrary to what she told her employer and the OLX portal, her real name is Funmilayo Adeyemi and she hails from Osun State. She had earlier claimed Oyo State to her cover tracts.

Orekoya kids released by nanny abductor, as OLX exonerates self, pledges ‘tighter measures’

Mrs Orekoya and her kids

The three kids kidnapped by a nanny employed by OLX have been released by their nanny abductor who wanted N15million as ransom for the trio.

It would be recalled that on 8 April, social media was awash with the kidnapping of Aderomola, (11 months), Adedamola (4 years) and Demola (6 years) by their nanny on Lawanson Road, Surulere, Lagos state.

Sterling Bank introduces Shopping Dash for kids

Sterling Bank Plc has flagged off the Shopping Dash programme to cater for children with the bank’s I Can Save accounts in four states in the country.

The four states are Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu and Abuja. The Bank is running the programme in partnership with top Shopping Malls in the country.

 The programme affords lucky children the opportunity to do a one-minute shopping dash and pick items of their choice at shopping malls selected for the programme.

The programme is meant to reward existing I Can Save Accounts holders, an account for children and those willing to open the account during the programme at the stated locations. It is strictly for children between the ages of 4 and 8