Kidnapping Wahala Don Heighten As Fg Dey Negotiate For Hostages Freedom

Despite di military don intensify operation against bandits, di criminals never gree stop dia wahala as dem don abduct 20 people for Kwara and Kano between Monday night and Tuesday morning. Di attack come just 24 hours after 38 worshippers wey dem carry from Christ Apostolic Church, Oke-Isegun, Eruku, Kwara State on November 18, don regain dia freedom. Di worshippers dem free on Sunday after non-kinetic operation wey involve DSS and military, with government spokesperson Bayo Onanuga talk say no ransom pay; na negotiation alone make di hostages free. Meanwhile, 24 schoolgirls kidnapped from Government Girls’ Comprehensive Secondary School, Maga, Kebbi State, don regain freedom after one week of intensified security and FG intervention. But fear still dey as 10 people, including pregnant woman, nursing mothers and children, don disappear from Isapa community, Kwara State. President Tinubu don order total security cordon over di forests wey bandits dey hide, and Nigerian Air Force don expand surveillance to Kebbi and Niger forests. Local communities dey urged to report strange movements to help security forces.

Di Isapa attack happen around 6:00 p.m. when 30 bandits storm di settlement, shoot randomly and abduct 11 people, including seven family members. Victims include Talatu Kabiru, Magaji (6), Kande (5), Hadiza (10), Mariam (6), Saima (5), Habibat, Fatima Yusufu (22), Sarah Sunday (pregnant), Lami Fidelis and Haja Na Allah (nursing mother). Police and local vigilantes dey comb di area to rescue dem. Kano villages Biresawa and Tsundu also experience attack, 10 people abducted. Nasarawa church crusade end in chaos as one man macheted. Despite di successful release of Kwara and Kebbi hostages, opposition dey blame FG for negotiating with bandits, calling am sign of insecurity failure. Meanwhile, Kwara State Governor don inaugurate ‘Safer Kwara’ security committee to develop local strategies, and Kaduna State police don launch clearance operation to flush out criminals. CBCN condemn di attacks, dey call for accountability, justice and safe return of abducted persons.