Students demand action after abductions and attacks in Ogun campuses
Students in Ogun State are raising alarms over increasing insecurity on their campuses. The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to authorities, demanding urgent action following the abduction of five students and the killing of another. Student leaders are calling for improved safety measures and support for affected families. They warn of peaceful statewide protests if their demands are not met.
What happened
- NANS gave a 72-hour ultimatum to the Ogun State Government and security agencies to rescue five abducted students and arrest those responsible for the murder of a female student.
- The association urged the government to visit the family of Ahmed Sekinat, who was killed during a robbery, and support another student receiving treatment for gunshot injuries.
- Student leaders from several institutions highlighted persistent threats like kidnapping, armed robbery, and cult-related violence.
- The police confirmed the abduction incident occurred late on Wednesday night, July 29, 2026 and have activated tactical units for rescue operations.
- NANS called for increased campus patrols, permanent security posts, and stronger collaboration between schools, communities, and security agencies.
