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After 40 Days in Captivity, All Remaining Abducted Greenfield Students Freed
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Greenfield University abduction: 14 students regain freedom
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After 40 Days in Captivity, 14 Abducted Kaduna Varsity Students Regain Freedom
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AT exactly 8:15 pm, April 20, 2021, the ruinous ring of kidnapping for ransom extended its orbit of terror when at least 23 students and staff were kidnapped in Kasarami village, Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State, during an attack by suspected armed bandits at Greenfield University. Both local and international social media platforms went berserk, detailing and condemning the kidnap, with police authorities confirming the abduction, saying that suspected armed bandits infiltrated the institution in large numbers and abducted the students while killing one member of staff. Outrageously, the abductors had informed both government and parents of their abductees that they would collect N800 million as a ransom for the release of their captives.
Their abductors had initially demanded N800 million ransom.
The gang leader identified as Sani Idris Jalingo a.k.a Beleri had granted an interview, threatening to kill the remaining 2 males and 15 females’ students if the government or their family members failed to pay N100 million and provide 10 Honda motorcycles as ransom.
The deadline for the ransom has since elapsed but no further information on the condition of the abducted students.
Daily Trust couldn’t get any family member to speak on the long silence.
The State Police Command Public Relations Officer, ASP Mohammed Jalige, told Daily Trust that the command is doing everything possible to rescue the students alive.