‘We Don’t Know What Else to Do’ — Mother Begs for Release of Abducted Children

‘We Don’t Know What Else to Do’ — Mother Begs for Release of Abducted Children

A distraught mother in Kaduna State, Dominic Tina, has appealed to Nigerians and security agencies to help secure the release of her two children, who were reportedly abducted in Rimi Kamazou about seven weeks ago.

Tina made the emotional appeal in a social media post, saying her family desperately needed assistance to secure the children’s safe return.

According to a report published by Linda Ikeji’s Blog on October 19, 2026, the mother shared photographs of her children, including an image she said was sent to the family by their abductors.

The photograph reportedly raised fresh concerns about the children’s situation as their family continued to seek help to bring them home.

In her appeal, Tina expressed frustration over the prolonged ordeal, saying her family no longer knew what else to do.

She wrote: “My family don’t know what to do again, please help me reshare. We desperately need assistance.”

The children’s abduction has left their mother and other family members in distress, with the appeal aimed at attracting public attention and possible assistance from relevant authorities.

However, details surrounding the abduction, including the identities of the suspected kidnappers, their possible demands and the latest condition of the children, could not be independently verified from the information available.

It was also unclear whether security agencies had made any breakthrough in efforts to secure the children’s release.

The case underscores the anguish experienced by families whose loved ones remain in captivity for extended periods and the urgent need for coordinated efforts to locate abducted persons.

Tina’s appeal has called attention to her family’s desperate search for a resolution, as hopes remain that the children will be reunited with their loved ones.

The relevant security authorities are urged to investigate the reported abduction and take appropriate steps to facilitate the children’s safe return.

EDITORIAL NOTE: Newstrends.ng could not independently verify the latest status of the case before publication. Further confirmation should be sought from the family or the Kaduna State Police Command.