FUNAAB Graduate, Three Others Abducted Along Akintobi–Alabata Axis

FUNAABSU has confirmed the abduction of Adedoja Hannah, a recent graduate of the Department of Agricultural Administration, alongside three other individuals at a farm along the Akintobi–Alabata axis of Abeokuta.

In an update released to the FUNAAB community and the general public, the Union disclosed that the incident occurred on Tuesday night when suspected kidnappers reportedly invaded the farm where the victims were working.

According to the information received by the Union, Hannah was last seen on Monday, while her phone has remained unreachable since the incident.

The SUG further reported that the abductors had demanded a ransom of ₦500 million for the release of all four victims, raising concerns about their safety and the circumstances surrounding the abduction.

The incident has reportedly been brought to the attention of the relevant security authorities, with the police working on the matter since Tuesday. Security efforts are ongoing to locate the victims and secure their release.

Although Hannah is a recent graduate, the Union noted that she remains part of the wider FUNAAB community. It expressed concern for her safety and that of the other abductees, while acknowledging the distress the incident has caused their families, friends and loved ones.

FUNAABSU has appealed to members of the University community and the general public to remain calm, avoid spreading unverified information and allow security agencies to carry out their investigations. Anyone with credible information that could assist the authorities is encouraged to report it through the appropriate channels.

The Union says it remains hopeful for the safe return of all four victims and will continue to encourage responsible communication as the situation develops.