The Ogun State Police Command confirmed that security teams are actively working to rescue four individuals who were abducted in the Alabata area of Abeokuta. The victims, including a recent graduate from the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, were reportedly taken on Tuesday night while working on a farm.
According to Oluseyi Babaseyi, the public relations officer for the Ogun State Police, the authorities were notified immediately after the kidnapping, prompting a swift response. The Ogun State Students’ Union Government revealed that the kidnappers are demanding a ransom of ₦500 million and have expressed significant concern over the well-being of the hostages.
The union issued a statement urging calm among local residents and the university community, advising against any actions that might disrupt ongoing security efforts. They emphasized the importance of the abducted graduate, expressing deep concern for her family and friends during this distressing time.
The Students’ Union Government remains hopeful for the safe return of all four victims and cautioned the public against sharing unverified information that could hinder rescue operations. The police reiterated their commitment to the case, stating, “We are on the issue since it happened; rescue operations are in top gear.”
