15 Farmers Kidnapped in Kaduna: Lawmaker Condemns Attack
15 Farmers Abducted in Kaduna's Sanga LGA

In a distressing incident highlighting the persistent insecurity in Nigeria's rural heartlands, fifteen farmers were abducted in Kaduna State. The attack occurred in the Ungwan Nungu community, Bokana Ward, Sanga Local Government Area.

Details of the Kidnapping Incident

The victims were seized on Saturday, November 29, 2025, as they made their way home from their farms. The community was thrown into panic and mourning following the brazen assault by armed men.

The abduction was officially confirmed by Daniel Amos, the member representing the Jema'a/Sanga Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives. In a statement issued on Tuesday, December 2, the lawmaker expressed profound concern over the event.

Lawmaker's Stern Condemnation and Appeal

Amos described the kidnapping as a "cruel, senseless and deeply regrettable" act. He emphasized that this attack underscores the worsening security challenges faced by agrarian communities who are simply striving to earn a livelihood.

"This heartbreaking incident is another painful reminder of the insecurity that innocent citizens continue to face in their daily struggle for survival," Amos stated. "Targeting peaceful, hardworking community members is unacceptable and must not be tolerated under any circumstance."

The legislator made a direct appeal to the residents of Ungwan Nungu and neighboring areas:

  • To remain calm and avoid panic.
  • To shun any form of retaliatory action that could escalate tensions.
  • To stay vigilant and cooperate fully with security agencies.

Call for Coordinated Security Action

Central to the lawmaker's statement was a urgent call to security forces. Amos demanded a swift and coordinated response to secure the safe release of the fifteen abducted individuals.

"I call on the security agencies to leave no stone unturned in the search for the kidnapped victims and to ensure the prompt arrest and prosecution of those responsible for this heinous crime," he said.

He specifically called for intensified surveillance and intelligence-driven operations to not only rescue the victims but also to reassure the terrified community of their safety. Amos concluded by expressing solidarity with the families of the abducted, pledging to push for all necessary actions until the farmers are reunited with their loved ones.