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Kriss216:
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Distraught families and friends of the abducted students of Greenfield University, Kaduna have opened a gofundme account to seek financial aid to secure the release of students who have been in captivity for days.

Gofundme is a crowdfunding platform that allows people to raise money for myriad of life events or challenges.

Persons believed to be a relative of one of the victims posted a link via which the public could donate.

It is not immediately clear if families of other victims have initiated similar crowdfunding moves but the social media is awash with calls for donations to secure the release of the students.

Last week in Kaduna, about 20 students were kidnapped from Greenfield University.

The police command in Kaduna had confirmed an attack by bandits on Greenfield University on Tuesday evening.

The command’s spokesman, Mohammed Jalige, told the News Agency of Nigeria on Wednesday in Kaduna that some of the students were abducted.

The police said the government had deployed security operatives in the general area for a search-and-rescue operation.

The Kaduna State Government on Friday confirmed that bandits killed three of the abducted students of Greenfield University.

State governor Nasir El-Rufai insists he would not negotiate with the abductors. The parents and guardians of the students have since taken their destinies in their hands to reach out to the captors for the release of their children.

Gunmen have reportedly kidnapped one Olukunle Oyedokun, a hotelier, and his wife from a hotel in Ajaawa, Ogbomoso, Ogo-Oluwa LGA of Oyo state.

The incident was said to have occurred around 10:30pm on Saturday.

The gunmen were also said to have kidnapped Oyedokun’s three children, five relatives, and a guest.

It was gathered that when the gunmen invaded the area, they shot sporadically into the air, before carrying out the abduction.

When TheCable contacted Adewale Osifeso, the Oyo state police command spokesperson, he confirmed the development, saying a team of operatives is on the trail of the perpetrators.

However, Osifeso did not confirm the number of persons kidnapped during the incident, noting that he will reach out after the police completes its investigation.

“It is confirmed that an unfortunate abduction happened in Ajaawa over the weekend. As we speak, our team of operatives are actively on the case,” he said.

There has been a series of kidnapping incidents across Oyo state in recent times.

Last Wednesday, Suleiman Quadri, an Amotekun operative, was shot dead by unknown gunmen, following an attack on a community in Fiditi in Oyo.

On April 22, 18 passengers travelling along Eruwa/Igbo-Ora road, Ibarapa area of the state were reportedly kidnapped by gunmen.

On April 8, four persons were abducted after an attack on several communities across Igangan in Ibarapa area of the state.

emmabest2000:
How much did Obiano drops ?

Peter refused to drop and his case was different


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