According to Mr Alabo, the students were kidnapped on Monday night from their hostel located outside the campus. The unfortunate incident occurred while the students were preparing for their second-semester examinations, which were scheduled to begin the following day.
"The students were picked up on Monday at about 8:30 p.m. from their hostel along Bauchi Ring Road in Jos North Local Government Area," explained Mr Alabo.
Responding swiftly to the distressing situation, the Commissioner of Police in the state, Bartholomew Onyeka, has deployed armed police personnel to track down the kidnappers and ensure the safe release of the abducted students. Operation Safe Haven (OPSH) and other security agencies have also joined forces by deploying their personnel for search and rescue operations.
In light of the incident, Mr Alabo urged students and residents in the area to remain calm. He assured them that the security agencies were working tirelessly to secure the safe return of the abducted students.
The abduction has sent shockwaves throughout the University of Jos community and beyond. Parents, fellow students, and concerned citizens are anxiously waiting for updates and praying for the safe release of the kidnapped students.
The University of Jos authorities have expressed deep concern over the incident and have vowed to support the security agencies in their efforts to secure the students' release. They have also urged students to prioritise their safety and be vigilant during this challenging time.
As investigations continue and search operations intensify, the university community is united in their hope for the swift and safe return of the abducted students. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for enhanced security measures to safeguard educational institutions and protect the lives of students
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