Appeal Court Judge, Nwosu-Iheme talks about kidnap experience

Justice Chioma Nwosu-Iheme of the Court of Appeal who just regain freedom from hands of kidnappers, relays her harrowing experience in the hands of her captors.
Speaking when she played host to members of Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Lord, (CATOL), Anglican Communion, Owerri, Hon. Justice Chioma Nwosu-Iheme, told the visitors that she just came out from the land of the dead.
ABUJAPEOPLE reported that Iheme was in the hands of her captors for four days in Benin City, at about 11:30am, on October 30, not along the Benin- Agbor road as was widely reported in the media.
Speaking at the event, she said, “I was not the target, I was not trailed, nobody double-crossed my car, I was not on the Benin-Agbor road, It was in Benin city I ran into them.
“Four people had been kidnapped before me, If I had delayed anywhere by 20 minutes, that would have saved us, they would have driven off before our arrival.
Justice Iheme said the kidnappers were excited on learning of the identity and said they would embark on a recess after her transaction.
“We thank God for providing you for us. We are happy you are in our midst. After you, we will not embark on any other job for the next six months. God has blessed us with you in our midst,” They said.
“We are sorry. We don’t have bottled water here. We have pure water. Look at the label. It is a good one. We know you don’t drink it, but manage it. You use you teeth to tear it open.
“I love my job and I love my country. I was appointed a Judge at a very young age. I have kept clean hands. I have never seen black and called it white. I have never seen white and called it black. In the shadows if death, I sang to God, I asked Him to judge me by my actions. God saw my heart, and saved me from the clutches of death. I appreciate Him”, Justice Iheme added.