Michael Obi was freed on Monday in a police raid in Kano, the largest city in northern Nigeria, and hundreds of miles away from where the abduction happened.
Mr Obi, who spoke of being beaten by men in military garb during the abduction, was freed after a suspect led police to the house where he was being held.
No ransom was paid and six suspects were arrested - five men and a woman.
Mr Obi, appearing worn and with bruises under his nose, described how a military-type van overtook him on his way home from work 11 days ago in the central city of Jos, where he runs a transport company.
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