Ghanaian woman killed in Abuja

A murderous gang of taxi robbers, otherwise called “One Chance,” has killed a Ghanaian lady identified as Freda Arming in Abuja.

The deceased’s brother, Arnold Arnong, in a Facebook post, called for justice for his sister. He said on 1 July, 2025, Freda had closed her house fellowship near the CBN Institute, Maitama, Abuja.

“She lived on Pope John Paul Street and, like any normal evening, boarded a taxi around 7:00 pm along the Transcorp Hilton road—unaware that it was a ‘one chance’ vehicle.

“According to Freda, the moment she entered, she was blindfolded and viciously beaten. They demanded access to her phone and ordered her to open her bank app. Freda was not a technology enthusiast—she preferred handling her banking in person. She had also misplaced her ATM card two weeks earlier and had not replaced it.”

Frustrated that they could not access her money, Arnold said the attackers intensified their assault to the point that Freda suggested calling her boss to transfer the N10 million they demanded.

“But they refused. Instead, they threatened to mutilate her and sell her body parts.

“They drove her around the city for hours, brutalising her, until they finally threw her out of their vehicle around 11:00 pm near the Moshood Abiola Stadium,” he said.

Abandoned and broken, Freda reportedly tried to flag vehicles for help, but no one would stop for fear of the unknown.

However, a local vigilance team member eventually rescued her and rushed her to National Hospital, Abuja. – AsaasaRadio