- Activist English Alhaji has revealed that an NYSC corper, Abba, who is fasting, was kidnapped by bandits demanding ₦5 million from his struggling family.
- Nigerians have called for urgent action to secure his release.
Activist English Alhaji has raised alarm over the alleged kidnapping of a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, Abba, who is reportedly observing fasting.
According to Alhaji, Abba was kidnapped by armed bandits who are currently demanding a ransom of ₦5 million from his family, who are described as financially struggling. The activist shared the ordeal online, appealing for urgent intervention to secure the young corper’s release.
“The poor family cannot raise such an amount, and he is currently fasting while enduring this trauma,” Alhaji said, highlighting the distressing conditions faced by Abba.
Read some of the comments below:
@nation1404
This is the safe Nigeria one mumu comedian is bragging about. All Apc supporters this will be your portion.
@Judechigozie3
Very sad 😢
@AdedayoBel57931
Wetin happen
@Tochukw19493997
After cleaning his tears he will vote for APC and demand for shari’a
@emansvictor
This is so sad to watch
@Youngpappi__
This is heartbreaking 💔 to watch.
@Tochukwuja2020
If Nigeria government can’t handle this insecurity in Nigeria, make them allow men to fall out, this is getting out of hand,we can’t fold our hands like this all this small small boys will be doing this.
@TimilehinAdeye8
It’s this kind of people the government will say they are going to rehabilitate when they are being arrested. It will not be well with the government of this country starting from the local to federal level.
@ThompsonDuru
This is so sad
His offense is going to serve his fathers land
In other news…. A man known on social media as @Drifeadi recently shared how differences in prayer preferences contributed to the breakup of a past relationship.
He explained that he had been in a three-month relationship with a devout Christian woman whom he described as compassionate, thoughtful, and deeply committed to her faith.
Problems began when, during a phone conversation, he mentioned that prayers did not always need to be spoken aloud to reach God. While he wasn’t against praying out loud, he felt it shouldn’t create discomfort for others.
This viewpoint reportedly caused tension, as his partner interpreted it as a sign that they were not spiritually compatible and that he might not meet her expectations for a future spouse.
Despite multiple conversations to clarify his perspective, the relationship eventually ended.
Almost a year later, the woman reached out to reconnect. By then, he had moved forward and later married someone whose spiritual approach and views on prayer more closely matched his own.
He said …
“I once dated a lovely Christian sister for about three months. She was kind, caring, and very passionate about her faith.
One day, I casually told her over the phone that you don’t really have to scream during prayers before God can hear you… and I even joked that if we were abroad, we might get arrested for noise pollution 😂
That innocent comment somehow became the beginning of our misunderstandings. I tried begging, showed her scriptures that we don’t have to let others know what we are even praying about. I made her realise I am not against praying loud, but we shouldn’t do it inconvenience others.
She started to see me as not spiritual enough to be her husband so she ended things with me after so many back and forth.
Fast forward about 11 months later, she reached out again… but by then, life had already moved on beautifully. I had met another beautiful Christian sister who doesn’t scream unnecessarily while praying and we got married.
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