Kidnappers Escalate Bold Tactics in Kaduna: Retired Principal Abducted While Delivering Ransom

The retired principal, whose identity remains undisclosed, was delivering ransom money on behalf of another victim's family in Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of the state when he was abducted by the same kidnappers

Kidnappers Escalate Bold Tactics in Kaduna: Retired Principal Abducted While Delivering Ransom

In a distressing turn of events amid the prevailing kidnapping crisis in Kaduna State, a retired school principal, who volunteered to deliver ransom for a kidnapped victim, fell victim to the same criminal gang, raising concerns about the escalating audacity and reach of kidnappers in the region.

Senator Shehu Sani confirmed the incident on Tuesday, shedding light on the disturbing incident. The retired principal, whose identity remains undisclosed, was delivering ransom money on behalf of another victim's family in Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of the state when he was abducted by the same kidnappers.

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Held captive for three days now, the abductors have reportedly contacted his family, demanding an additional ransom for his release. This event underscores the desperation faced by families entangled in the web of criminal activity, resorting to extreme measures like paying ransoms to secure their loved ones' release.

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The incident has sparked fear among residents of Birnin Gwari, an area already plagued by frequent kidnappings and banditry. The situation emphasizes the urgent need for effective measures to curb the rising menace of criminal elements in the region.

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Authorities in Kaduna State have yet to provide a specific comment on this incident. Despite previous efforts to address the kidnapping crisis, residents still grapple with a sense of vulnerability, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures.