Man Testifies Of How Jesus Rescued Him From Kidnappers In Port Harcourt

Man Testifies Of How Jesus Rescued Him From Kidnappers In Port Harcourt

A Nigerian man, Kingsley Nzom, has taken to his Facebook wall to
testify of how God rescued him from kidnappers in Port Harcourt, Rivers
state. Read his testimony below

Jesus saved me from Kidnappers.

On Saturday, 15th Dec 2018, I left Lagos to Portharcourt. I traveled
with Okeyson transport company. The driver was as fast as a lazy
pregnant snail. 

We were ambushed at Elele in Rivers state.
About 10-15 young men, with auto rifles, shotguns, matchets, etc. They
let the driver go, took the rest of us into the bush blindfolded. Every
night they move us to a different “barrack”. We’re always been moved;
blindfolded, hands tied, legs tied too.
The first night wasn’t really a hassle for me as they shared my
properties; wears, phones, cash, collected our ATM pins for the money in
the accounts.
We were always blindfolded except at nights.

The next day, they advised us to quickly raise money and pay them if
not, they were going to sell off our private parts and skulls to
ritualists. They contacted this Alhaji (I don’t know if it was to scare
us, but I heard the man, he had the Fulani accent) but he said he can’t
come there on a Sunday.

We were made to contact our families on Monday so they can pay our
ransoms; N1million. According to them, the Alhaji will come that Monday
night, so they gave us till 4pm that Monday to pay, or be sold off in
pieces to Alhaji. 
I contactes my younger brother, asked him to call Dickson and sha give
him the update, he laughed on hearing the amount, his hysterical laugh
irked them so deeply they took off the steam by landing more blows on
me. Where man pikin keep 2milly?

I percieved the smell of dope, I begged to take a hit, whoever it was
obliged, from there we started talking, we’d gist briefly, hit blunt
together, he’ll even give me water. At other times, I dey collect
beating.
That Monday night, they were already having issues among themselves.
They complained that their Oga didn’t bring the Alhaji, neither is he in
the bush with them, that they left them in the bush while the rest have
gone to town to flex. I silently prayed. 
Tuesday morning, 18th December 2018, the band on my wrist was loose, I
called on one of them to come tighten it because if they notice by
themselves, na beating go follow as they assume that you trying to
escape, but he said he’ll be back. That meant he’s going somewhere.
After a while, we couldn’t hear their chatter, it happened that the ones
manning us took a stroll.

How three people watching us decided to leave us without anyone
watching was something only God could do. At first, I thought it was a
trap.
It wasn’t difficult untying myself as mine was loose already. I untied
the rest of us, Na so we cut out oo. We spent about 25-30mins in the
bush trying to find our way out, following the direction from where the
sound of speeding vehicles came, till we got to the express road.