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ElevationD:And this is just an iceberg, there's more to it currently going in Bauchi |
Search Home Bauchi Police Deny Parents Custody Of 16-Year-Old Jennifer Allegedly Abducted, Forcibly Islamised, After Da'awah Objection SR August 21, 2026 News Jennifer’s parents were at the Bauchi State Police Headquarters on Friday after they were invited to appear before the Commissioner of Police over the matter. The ongoing controversy surrounding 16-year-old Jennifer, whose parents travelled from Adamawa State to Bauchi to take her home, took a fresh twist on Friday after representatives of a Da’awah group reportedly opposed a directive by the Bauchi State Commissioner of Police for the teenager to be released to her parents. Jennifer’s parents were at the Bauchi State Police Headquarters on Friday after they were invited to appear before the Commissioner of Police over the matter. According to an account of the meeting made available to SaharaReporters, the Commissioner reviewed the case and directed that Jennifer should be released to her parents, who were present and had indicated their willingness to take responsibility for their daughter. The CP reportedly directed an Assistant Commissioner of Police to take the necessary steps to implement the decision. However, the proposed release was halted after representatives of the Da’awah group objected to Jennifer being handed over to her parents. The group reportedly expressed concern for the teenager’s safety and urged the police to take the matter before a court instead of releasing her to her family. Following the disagreement, the police reportedly decided to move Jennifer temporarily to the Bauchi State Agency for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (BASOVCA), where she is expected to remain pending a further review of the matter on Monday. The development has left Jennifer’s parents facing further uncertainty after travelling from Adamawa State to Bauchi specifically to take their daughter home. “We travelled from Adamawa to Bauchi because we were called and because we wanted to take responsibility for our daughter,” one of Jennifer’s parents said. They are also worried about their other children who have remained at home while both parents stay in Bauchi to pursue the matter. The parents are appealing to the Commissioner of Police and other authorities to reconsider their situation and allow them to return home with Jennifer, arguing that they should be given an opportunity to exercise their parental responsibilities in accordance with the law. “We are appealing for a peaceful and lawful resolution. Our other children are at home waiting for us,” the parents said. Background to the Jennifer Case Public concern has grown after Jennifer, a 16-year-old from Adamawa State, became the focus of a dispute involving her parents and individuals linked to an Islamic Da’awah group in Bauchi. Earlier, SaharaReporters published a viral video in which Jennifer’s mother, Saratu Daniel, pleaded with authorities to help recover her daughter. In the video, the visibly distressed mother identified herself and appealed for intervention, stressing that she had raised Jennifer and wanted her returned. Saratu alleged that Jennifer was taken from a Christian rehabilitation centre in Bauchi and handed over to a group of Islamic preachers known as the Da’awah group. She claimed Jennifer had first been introduced to Islam during a family visit two months earlier, and after learning of her alleged conversion, Saratu took her to the Bishara Dole Christian rehabilitation centre for support. However, she alleged that a man named Abubakar, who had posed as a Christian convert at the centre, later removed Jennifer and delivered her to the Da’awa group without family consent. Saratu said she reported the matter to the Bauchi State Police Command, but despite assurances that Jennifer would be returned to her family, the teenager was allegedly handed back to the Da’awah group. Both Saratu and Jennifer’s father, Joseph, who has been divorced from Saratu for nine years, insist their daughter should be returned home and allowed to continue practising the Christian faith, stressing that she is still a minor. Reverend Mohammed Mohammed of the Bishara Dole Ministry confirmed the incident and called for an independent investigation. He also alleged that an Islamic preacher, Adam Ashaka, circulated a video accusing the centre of child molestation, which he described as a smear campaign aimed at discrediting the ministry and justifying Jennifer’s retention by the Da’awah group. Mohammed urged authorities to conduct a thorough inquiry. The controversy sparked calls for an independent investigation into the circumstances of Jennifer’s custody and her alleged conversion. Parents Demand Due Process The latest developments have shifted attention to how the custody of a 16-year-old should be handled amid competing claims from her parents and other parties. Jennifer’s parents are urging the police, BASOVCA, child-protection agencies, and other relevant institutions to prioritize her welfare above all else. They also appealed for restraint, warning against actions that could escalate the dispute into confrontation between the parties involved. “We are asking for calm, transparency and due process. We want our daughter and our family to be protected,” they said. Sahara Reporters SaharaReporters.com is an outstanding, groundbreaking news website that encourages citizen journalists to report ongoing corruption and government malfeasance in Africa. Using photos, text, and video dynamically, the site informs and prompts concerned African citizens and activists globally to act, denouncing officially-sanctioned corruption, the material impoverishment of its citizenry, defilement of the environment, and the callous disregard of the democratic principles enshrined in the constitution. Connect with us Sahara Reporters About Support Us Advertise RSS Feeds Submit A Story Sections News Reports Opinion Politics Business Sports Entertainment Lifestyle Education Videos Photos Documents Copyright Copyright © 2006–2026 Sahara Reporters, Inc. All rights reserved. — Privacy Policy Powered by Drutopia |
Nice2023:What you can't do in 10 years, you did it in one month. You need to tell us more about it. We want to hear |
You think authority doesn't know? If authority wants to do something about let them do it. |
Better these sayings..... Th |
Nnamdipapa:What normally happens is, the government will nationalized those S.A (mtn, etc) to be owned and run by Nigerians. Remember how firstbank got it name? Exactly |
Sucre6:You are not the real spender, but your brother and you are here calling someone who spent his real earned money "lies". I have 3 kids, I can confidently tell you that I spent over 500k in a month. |
The same thing here with me. My account of 18 Years, but I have move on. Find other social media and channel your energy not Facebook again, cause if you open another one they will know and block it from any time after 6 months |
meobizy:wetin be xxxx na for adult content? |
SlavaUkraini:Do you think even we in the North like El rufai? Tunda shi ka daine, dattijo a arewa, toh ai sai ya kubuto kaisa. Karma! |
TruthU87:you cant lead your your companions well and your are here talking on how someone should talk to world leaders |
fineboynl:Iran is struggle to breathe |
Here are the specific instances where Trump's version of events—even when initially denied—began to appear true: 1) The 15-Point Peace Plan: On March 23, 2026, President Trump announced that the U.S. and Iran had agreed to a 15-point framework, including the transfer of nuclear material. Iranian Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf immediately called this "fake news" intended to manipulate oil markets. However, just days later, it was confirmed through Pakistani mediators that the 15-point U.S. proposal had indeed been delivered to Tehran and was the subject of serious internal debate. 2) The "Secret" Negotiator: When Trump first claimed the U.S. was talking to a "high-level figure" in Iran, Tehran denied any conversations. It later emerged that historic, direct talks did take place in Islamabad on April 10–11 between Vice President JD Vance and Iranian Speaker Ghalibaf—the very person who had initially denied the negotiations were happening. 3) The 10-Point Counter-Proposal: After dismissing Trump’s claims, Iran eventually presented a 10-point plan of its own as a response to the U.S. 15-point demands. This confirmed that negotiations were far more advanced than Iranian state media had admitted to the public. 4) Opening the Strait of Hormuz: Trump claimed Iran would reopen the Strait of Hormuz while Iran’s National Defense Council was still threatening to mine the waterway. Despite the rhetoric, Iran did begin allowing ships to transit as part of the two-week ceasefire that started on April 8. Trump has addressed these denials by saying the Iranians are "afraid to say it" publicly because they fear domestic backlash, even though they are "eager to negotiate" behind closed doors. As of April 18, 2026, Trump maintains that a final deal is "very close," while Iranian officials continue to issue formal rejections while simultaneously participating in ongoing talks in Islamabad. |
Put the DOP number here to confirm whether you really called him or not |
importing fuel means Nigeria is consuming over 100m litres of fuel daily. while not importing fuel means Nigeria consuming over 39.9m liters of fuel daily |
TokoEkambi:If you can't f!ght for your interest and the interest of like-minded people.......why not stay-off the topic simple as that. Or you are not a Christian |
You no know before? Stay there |
Disco are thieves. Since Babatunde fashola removed you from metering house work, why are you bothering with the cost of installation. Tell every household go bring your installer then we will issue the meter to you while our staff supervise the installation. Shikenan. But these statements above disco want to continue milking from the masses |
1Alex:you are not even a nigerian, if not you wont be asking those silly question. Even non nigerians knows churches are being destroyed |
NATO need to be independent- both military and the other way round. That means Trump is right they need to increase their military budget spending from 2% to reasonable amount. America sees China and Russia as threat and perhaps war break out, it means EU cant help....... |
Dss is giving me his kind of treatment..... he's good at that. Enjoy |
This is recommendable and welcome judgment to us LP lovers |
nurey:bro, this wahala too much |
HacheNoire:When the right leaders lead the people rejoices but when the wickeds are in power the city protest. So don't blame the masses let the leaders learn from Libya, Iraq Syria etc and do good to their people instead. |
Do the church and court marriage. And if you want your marriage to survive external force and last till death, then leave current environment, and settle where no your relatives nor her relatives can locate you. That's all. |
SadiqBabaSani:You are wrong! I am from Bauchi, Dogara is a kingmaker in Bauchi state. Former governor of Bauchi state Bar. M.A Abubakar said similar thing or more offensive words than this on Dogara, however, Dogara master minded and sponsored his removal from office. Ask people |
Malami is now the current General Overseer of Government Looters Expertise (GLE) |
Never said something that you can't defend in Court, because truth is not enough. |
What really belongs to you, no matter the delay must surely comes to you. |
Any serving president will always be a worst president |
Musty112:Then you are wise for ending your talk this way |
Musty112:Are you threatening me or you are being paid to do that for them |