The widow was kidnapped while waiting for an “Okada” to go home after a morning prayer session at Mountain of Fire and Miracles Church, Lokoja.
The residents appealed to Governor Fayemi to plug security holes that had been giving kidnappers to have field days in the area.
The Senate said the overall import of the bill is to discourage the rising spate of kidnapping and abduction for ransom cases in Nigeria.
The kidnappers were killed just a few days after attempting to kidnap commuters plying the route after Easter celebration.
The suspects kidnapped the rancher, Folorunsho Olayiwola, on his way to his ranch and demanded N25 million ransom.
Mr Matawalle noted that swearing by the Quran remained the only way to distance oneself from banditry and kidnapping.
The council boss urged residents fond of embarking on late-night journeys to desist because most kidnappers attacked during the night.
The seven rescued victims according to the police, were natives of Chibade village in Rijau LGA in Niger state.
“All the victims were rescued by the police tactical operatives during an extensive search and rescue operations in the forest.”
President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday reiterated that his regime was doing its best to curb insecurities ravaging Nigerian communities.
