JUST IN: ASUU Chairman And Plateau Ex-gov Aspirant Kidnapped By Unknow Gunmen On Saturday | MarvelTVUpdates

Former governorship aspirant in Plateau State during the 2019 elections, Kemi Nshe, has been kidnapped by gunmen and The Chairman of ASUU, Monday Hassan.

It was gathered that Nshe, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party who served as the chairman of the Shendam Local Government Area of the state at different times, was kidnapped alongside Dr Monday Hassan, the Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities at the Plateau State University, Bokkos.

After much investigation, It was learnt that the two persons, said to be friends, were abducted at the residence of the former council boss in Shendam in the early hours of Saturday.

Nshe and Hassan’s abduction came barely 24 hours after kidnappers released the traditional ruler, Charles Dakat, in the neighbouring central zone of the state.

Anothet friend of Nshe, said the incident was causing tension in the area.

He said, “Please join us in praying for the release of Dr Kemi Nshe, who was kidnapped from his Shendam residence in the early hours of Saturday, January 1, 2022. It was in the night that the gunmen came to his house and whisked him away. They did not go with his phone.

“The incident is rather unfortunate .We don’t know where they took him to. But yesterday evening (Saturday), I learnt that the kidnappers called the family members on the phone of the son, demanding N100m ransom, which they later reduced to N50m.

“Where will they get that kind of money when people are suffering everywhere? It baffles me that the Federal Government through the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy will make Nigerians go through hard experiences by subjecting them to SIM card registration and yet, this kind of thing will be happening without the perpetrators being apprehended. What is the relevance of that registration? Where are we going in this country with this kind of situation?”

Another source from the ASUU secretariat, who also confirmed the kidnap of the ASUU boss, described the security situation in the country as “unacceptable.”

The Police Command, Ubah Ogaba, said the command had deployed security operatives to rescue the victims.

Ogaba said, “The command is aware of the abduction in Shendam. Tactical teams have since been deployed to rescue the victims and arrest the perpetrators.”

We hope for this saftey return.

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