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Families of Abducted Kwara Construction Workers Beg Gov AbdulRazaq as Kidnappers Demand ₦500Million, Insist on Government Negotiation
Families of construction workers abducted by suspected terrorists in Kwara State have appealed to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for urgent intervention as the kidnappers demand a ₦500 million ransom and insist on negotiating only with the state government. The workers were seized in broad daylight while working on the Sabaja/Owa-Onire Road project. Relatives described the abduction as devastating, warning that wives, children and elderly parents are facing hunger, trauma and uncertainty. They called on the government and security agencies to intensify rescue efforts, establish direct communication with families, provide welfare and counselling support, and strengthen security along construction corridors and rural roads to prevent further attacks.
Families of construction workers abducted by suspected terrorists in Kwara State have appealed to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for urgent intervention as the kidnappers demand a ₦500 million ransom and insist on negotiating only with the state government. The workers were seized in broad daylight while working on the Sabaja/Owa-Onire Road project. Relatives described the abduction as devastating, warning that wives, children and elderly parents are facing hunger, trauma and uncertainty. They called on the government and security agencies to intensify rescue efforts, establish direct communication with families, provide welfare and counselling support, and strengthen security along construction corridors and rural roads to prevent further attacks.
Families of Abducted Kwara Construction Workers Beg Gov AbdulRazaq as Kidnappers Demand ₦500Million, Insist on Government Negotiation
Families of construction workers abducted by suspected terrorists in Kwara State have appealed to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for urgent intervention as the kidnappers demand a ₦500 million ransom and insist on negotiating only with the state government. The workers were seized in broad daylight while working on the Sabaja/Owa-Onire Road project. Relatives described the abduction as devastating, warning that wives, children and elderly parents are facing hunger, trauma and uncertainty. They called on the government and security agencies to intensify rescue efforts, establish direct communication with families, provide welfare and counselling support, and strengthen security along construction corridors and rural roads to prevent further attacks.
