The Digest:
Six Nigerian Law School students were kidnapped while traveling to Yola for academic resumption. The abductors, suspected to be bandits, have demanded a ransom of N120 million, with each student valued at N20 million. Authorities are working to secure their release.
Key Points:
- Six Nigerian Law School students were abducted between Benue and Taraba States.
- The abductors have demanded a ransom of N20 million for each student.
- The students were on their way back to Yola after their court externship break.
- Communication from the victims confirmed the kidnapping and ransom demand.
- Law students and university leaders are in contact with police for updates.
- The abduction occurred in a known insecure area of Benue State.
- Authorities in Adamawa and Benue are collaborating to secure the release of the students.
As kidnappings of law students become a disturbing trend, efforts are ongoing to free these students. The ransom demand highlights growing concerns over the safety of students and travelers in these areas.
Sources: PUNCH, Channels TV
