166 Kaduna Worshippers Remain Captive with Bandits, ACF and Religious Leaders Express Concern

In Kaduna State, Nigeria, 166 worshippers are being held captive by bandits, causing distress among their families and religious communities. The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) and the Northern Christian Association of Nigeria express deep concerns over the escalating insecurity, emphasizing the urgent need for security agencies to intensify efforts for the immediate release of the captives.
Prof. Tukur Muhammad Baba of the ACF highlights the severity of the situation, stressing the importance of rescuing the victims promptly. Rev. Joseph Hayab urges calm among the families of the abducted worshippers, assuring ongoing efforts for their safe release.
Lawal Adamu Usman, a senator, condemns the attack and promises support for security agencies in ensuring the victims' safe return. The government is urged not to underestimate the security challenges and to take decisive actions against criminal elements to restore peace in the region.
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