Nigeria makes it illegal to pay a kidnapper’s ransom, but critics say the move hurts victims

Nigeria’s government has made it illegal to pay a ransom to kidnappers. But critics say the law won’t solve the problem, and it will actually hurt victims and their families. We talk to Paul Mshelia, who paid a ransom when his adult son was kidnapped last year; and security expert Ebenezer Oyetakin, the executive secretary at the Anti-Corruption Network.