Gunmen have abducted at least 15 people, including nursing mothers and young individuals, in Mani village, Kaduna State. The attack occurred in Chikun LGA, adding to the growing insecurity in the region. Local authorities have yet to comment on the incident. Kidnappings have become alarmingly frequent in northwest Nigeria.
At least 15 individuals have been abducted by gunmen in Mani village, located in Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State. The attack occurred early on Thursday morning, targeting nursing mothers and young people. Local sources confirmed the incident, though the Kaduna police have yet to comment on the matter.
Kaduna State has been plagued by a rise in kidnappings and violent attacks by armed groups. This latest abduction adds to a series of security challenges in the region. Earlier this year, several other incidents rocked the state, including the abduction of over 200 students from Government Secondary School Kuriga in March and the kidnapping of 61 people in Buda community.
Despite ongoing efforts by authorities, these violent occurrences continue to escalate, raising concerns over safety in the state. As investigations continue, residents remain in fear due to the persistent threat of further attacks in the area.
This abduction highlights the growing insecurity in Kaduna, leaving families and communities devastated by these recurring tragedies.
