Lacking UniAbuja remaining yr pupil discovered, household says

The College of Abuja remaining yr pupil, Halima Sagir Mahmud, who was declared lacking by her household, has been discovered.

In keeping with her elder sister, Amina, the 21-year-old Halima, who’s an Electrical Engineering Scholar on the college, was dumped alongside the AYA axis of Abuja by her abductors on Wednesday at about 7:34 p.m.

PREMIUM TIMES had earlier reported that Halima was declared lacking by her household shortly after she departed the UniAbuja most important campus alongside Airport Street on Tuesday.

The incident occurred lower than 24 hours after the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, gave assurances the FCT Administration is taking steps to deal with safety challenges affecting some sections of the territory.

How she was kidnapped

Chatting with PREMIUM TIMES on Wednesday night, Amina stated her sister was apparently picked by her abductors from the entrance of the college’s gate and was diverted someplace else.

She additionally stated Halima narrated that her abductors have been making an attempt to pressure some issues (diabolical combination) down her throat however after discovering it was not passing via they determined to fling her out.

“Additionally once they picked her up, then turned proper heading for Zuba (a settlement within the FCT), however she now stated she was not going to Zuba, she was going to Giri. They used one thing to hit her mouth and she or he couldn’t converse once more.

“They took her scarf, her sneakers, her telephone, and her Abaya. She was thrown out by A.Y.A the place there’s a dangerous spot,” Amina narrated.

The elder sister stated Halima was seen and picked up by a passerby whose telephone was utilized in calling her mother and father to come back choose her up.

“We’ve got reported the incident on the SSS workplace in Asokoro, and we’ll be going to the police station tomorrow to offer an announcement since they requested us to come back again,” Amina stated.

Lately, there was an upsurge in insecurity throughout communities of the FCT and different components of the nation, significantly within the North.

PREMIUM TIMES had reported the rising circumstances of kidnappings and killings throughout communities within the nation.

In Abuja, the spike within the abduction and killing of residents by bandits, particularly in Kuje and Bwari Space Councils, has made many residents flee their houses for security.

On Tuesday, the FCT minister, who acknowledged the challenges, urged residents to not panic, as the federal government has taken measures to deal with the ugly scenario.