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The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi branch (FUAM), on Thursday, warned leaders in the country to rise up and halt the rising abduction of students and staff in schools.
Chairman of the FUAM ASUU chapter, Dr Simon Ejembi said that the high rate of kidnappers attacking secondary schools and tertiary institutions across the country without being challenged will soon cripple the educational sector in the country.
Dr Ejembi regretted that the siege on school started some years ago, particularly, at the University of Maiduguri where some people were killed but noted that the attack assumed dangerous dimensions in recent times with the abduction of pupils in secondary schools and tertiary institutions where 100s of students taken away and many killed due to the non-challant attitude of leaders.
Canada, Australia, US, UK give travel warning on Nigeria insecurity, place Lagos, former safe cities on watch list
28 April 2021
Wia dis foto come from, Getty Images
Wetin we call dis foto,
Places like Ikoyi for Lagos, wey pipo see as safe place inside di commercial capital of Nigeria, don get reports of crime.
Canada, Australia and US na di latest foreign kontris to advice dia citizens of di danger wey dey for some places in Nigeria.
Dis security alert plus travel advice na as di West African kontri don begin record high level of crime and insecurity.
Di alert even torchlight how armed robber don dey happen for road inside Lagos, di kontri commercial capital.
Nigeria kidnapping news today: Benue university students abducted regain freedom
28 April 2021
Wetin we call dis foto,
Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi, na federal goment university.
Abducted students of di Federal university of Agriculture Makurdi, don regain dia freedom.
Police for Benue state north central Nigeria confam dia release to BBC Pidgin on Tuesday.
Two of di students return back to di university campus on di 27th of April, di school auhtories announce.
Odas wey dem capture bin escape from dia abductors, according to di school.
Di Uniiversity tok-tok pesin Rosemary Waku for wey announce dia release no specify how many students dem be.
Director of Information, Protocol and Public Relations (IPPR) of the University, Mrs Rosemary Waku, on Wednesday, however, disclosed that the students have regained their freedom.
Waku said two of the kidnapped victims were freed from their captivity on Tuesday while the others (unspecified) earlier escaped from their abductors.
“The students of FUAM that were kidnapped have been released.
“The two students, Israel Farren Kwaghgee and Solomon Salifu came back to campus yesterday (27/4/21),” the IPPR director stated.
Waku added that the released students were currently undergoing medical attention.
Similarly, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) for Benue command, DSP Catherine Anene, confirmed the release of the abducted students in a short message.