Kidnappers have reportedly demanded ₦500 million for the release of a recent graduate of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Momoh Hannah Adedoja, and three other people abducted from a farm in Ogun State.
The victims were reportedly kidnapped on Tuesday night, November 10, 2026, when armed men invaded a farm along the Akintobi-Alabata axis of Abeokuta and seized those working at the facility.
The Students’ Union Government (SUG) of FUNAAB disclosed the ransom demand in a statement published on its official Facebook page on Thursday, November 12.
The union identified Hannah as a recent graduate of the Department of Agricultural Administration, confirming that she was abducted alongside three other individuals during the attack.
According to the statement, Hannah was last seen on Monday, while her telephone number had remained unreachable since the incident.
“The incident occurred on Tuesday night when suspected kidnappers reportedly invaded the farm where the victims were working. Hannah was last seen on Monday, and her phone has remained unreachable since the incident,” the union stated.
The SUG further disclosed that the abductors had demanded ₦500 million for the release of all four victims, raising concerns among members of the university community and their families.
The union said the incident had been reported to security authorities, adding that the police had been working on the case since Tuesday, with efforts underway to secure the victims’ release.
It appealed to members of the public to remain calm, avoid circulating unverified information and provide credible intelligence that could assist security agencies in locating the abducted individuals.
Meanwhile, the spokesperson for the Ogun State Police Command, DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, confirmed the incident and assured that efforts were ongoing to rescue the victims.
“We are on the issue since it happened; rescue operations are in top gear,” he said.
