Nigerian singer Ruger has sounded the alarm on the escalating kidnapping menace in Nigeria, describing it as a "full-time business" in some parts of the country. In a post on his X handle, Ruger expressed deep concern over the safety of Nigerians, particularly those planning to travel within or return to the country during the upcoming festive season.
*The Rising Tide of Kidnapping*
Ruger lamented that kidnapping has become a lucrative enterprise for criminals, warning that the situation could worsen in December if urgent measures are not taken. He noted that people traveling back to their villages from abroad and within Nigeria would be prime targets for kidnappers ¹ ² ³.
*A Call to Action*
Ruger's warning has sparked a mix of gratitude and dread among Nigerians, with many calling on the government and security agencies to intensify efforts to secure lives and property. As the holiday rush builds, security experts urge authorities to tighten surveillance and boost law enforcement across highways and rural communities ⁴ ⁵.
*Stay Safe, Nigeria*
Ruger's message serves as a stark reminder of the insecurity challenges facing Nigeria. As the festive season approaches, it's essential for citizens and travelers to exercise caution and vigilance. Let's hope the government and security agencies take Ruger's warning seriously and take concrete steps to address this growing concern.
