Twenty fours after the release of two nurses in Kaduna, another nurse, Mrs Jummai Suleiman has been kidnapped alongside her three children in Zaria, Kaduna State.
The nurse, a staff member of the Psychiatric Department of Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital, was kidnapped in her residence at Milgoma. Shika.
A source told Tribune Online that the gunmen got access to their residence by breaking the block of the main door and forced their way into their sitting room.
He said, “The noises of the victims, as well as the gunmen, attracted neighbours to the scene only to see that the victims have been taken away by their abductors.
He added that a formal complaint had been lodged at the police station.
Findings gathered that the names of the kidnapped children are Abdullateef, 10 years; Amina, 6years and Abdulrahman, 4 years.
As of the time of filing the report, the police are yet to make any statement.
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