•Bandits The four people kidnapped along the Omu-Aran–Isanlu-Isin Road in Kwara State on January 5, 2026, have regained their freedom. It was gathered that the abductees were released yesterday, reports Channels TV. A security source who confirmed their release said, “The released individuals are receiving treatment in various hospitals in Ilo...
•General Christopher Musa (rtd) The federal government has restated its position that it does not pay ransom for abducted victims. This was as it insisted that security forces rely on military pressure and intelligence operations to secure their release. The Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, made this clarification in an interview with BB...
•Senator Eyinnaya Abaribe Nigerians across various sectors have continued to ask questions on the release of the 38 persons abducted from a church in Eruku area of Kwara State, the 50 recovered out of the 315 students and teachers abducted from a school in Niger State, and the recovery of schoolgirls abducted from the Government […]
•Bandits The gale of kidnapping that has been going on in the country has taken a new turn as the families of the victims at a village in Katsina went after the kidnapper’s family member and abducted them. The bandits had initially asked for a ransom of N100 million from the families, but in a […]
•Soldiers rescue kidnapped victims The troops of 12 Brigade Nigerian Army, Lokoja, rescued two kidnapped victims and recovered N3.8 million ransom meant for their release. This is contained in a statement issued by the Brigade Spokesperson, Lt. Hassan Abdullahi, today in Lokoja. According to Abdullahi, the two victims (male and female) were re...
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