Plateau hospital says there is no unrest after abduction plot claims
The management of the Plateau State Specialist Hospital has denied reports of unrest following claims of a terrorist plot to abduct medical staff. In a statement signed by Public Relations Officer Talatu Achan Angi, the hospital assured the public that services are running smoothly and there is no disruption. The management clarified that an internal memo about security was routine and meant to encourage vigilance among staff. The hospital urged residents to disregard misleading information and continue to seek care as usual.
What happened
- The hospital dismissed social media reports suggesting tension over an alleged terrorist abduction plot.
- An internal memo dated April 13, 2026 warned staff to be vigilant due to intelligence about possible abductions of medical workers.
- The memo described a shift in tactics by terrorist groups aiming to kidnap healthcare workers to treat wounded members.
- Management stated there is no unrest, and all clinical services are operating normally.
- The hospital encouraged the public to ignore sensational reports and assured that all personnel are available to attend to patients.
