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Bolaji Ogunmola, a Nollywood actress, expressed her serious concern for the safety of Nigerian families in response to the country’s increasing number of homicides.
She reportedly stated on her social media profile that although she occasionally thinks about leaving Nigeria, she is unable to do so because her family is still there.
“Even if I can leave!” she wrote. For heaven’s sake, I have families here. This is where I live! I’m from here.
Her remarks follow the recent murders in Kwara State and the kidnapping of schoolgirls in Kebbi State, which have increased anxiety throughout the country.
In the meantime, terror gangs have launched another attack, kidnapping four rice farmers in Bokungi Village, Edu LGA, just 24 hours after gunmen broke into a Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) in Eruku, Ekiti Local Government Area, Kwara State.
SaharaReporters was informed by sources that the victims were harvesting rice on their farms on Wednesday night when the attack took place.
According to a local source who confirmed the occurrence, the gunmen surrounded the farmers at work after showing up out of the blue.
“An additional bandit attack at Bokungi under the Lafiagi Emirate has been confirmed. There were four kidnappings. Information is still being discovered, according to the source.
