Politics
Family appeals for assist as kidnappers demand 50m for kidnapped Nasarawa instructor
The household of Amina Hussaini, a main college instructor kidnapped in Toto Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, has appealed to the general public for help after her captors allegedly demanded 50 million for her launch.
Hussaini, a instructor at Central Pilot Primary School, Kuru, was reportedly taken from her residence in Kuru group on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, and has remained in captivity since then.
A member of the family, Suwaiba Abdullahi, made the attraction on Tuesday, disclosing that the abductors had demanded 50 million earlier than releasing the married instructor.
Abdullahi stated the incident had been reported to the police, whereas the household continued to hunt assist to safe Hussaini’s freedom.
The household known as on well-meaning Nigerians, safety businesses and the Nasarawa State Government to intervene urgently and facilitate her secure and unconditional launch.
The circumstances surrounding the kidnapping and the police’s response weren’t instantly out there.
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