Hajiya Asia El-Rufai
The wife of Kaduna State Governor, Hajiya Asia El-Rufai, has said no ransom should be paid to her abductors if she is kidnapped.
Addressing participants of a peace and security training organised Equal Access International (EAI) in Kaduna, the governor’s wife, who is also a lecturer at Baze University, Abuja, said she is ready to die in the hands of kidnappers if that will bring peace to the country.
The governor’s wife said Nigerians must get back their once peaceful country and women have a great role to play in achieving that.
“We must sacrifice to bring this to an end and I am ready to die in the hands of kidnappers if it will bring peace to this country.
Shortly after Colonial Pipeline was hit with a ransomware attack, the CEO of the company, Joseph Blount, made the decision to pay the ransom something the FBI advises companies should never
The average ransom payment in India was $76,619 (over Rs 55 lakh). However, paying up often doesn t pay off as Indian organizations that paid the ransom got back, on average, 75 per cent of their data and only 4 per cent got all their data back, according to ‘The State of Ransomware 2021 report by global cybersecurity leader Sophos.The