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Abducted Kebbi Judge regains freedom

Aminu Danladi by Aminu Danladi
August 3, 2026
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Justice Faruku Hassan Bunza of the Kebbi State High Court has regained his freedom after spending about one week in the custody of his abductors.

His release was confirmed on Monday by a member of his family, who disclosed that the judge returned home safely earlier in the day.

The development has brought relief to his family, colleagues and well-wishers who had expressed concern following his abduction.

Although details surrounding his release were not immediately disclosed, the judge’s safe return has been welcomed with gratitude and celebration.

*Family confirms release

A member of the judge’s family confirmed that Justice Bunza arrived home safely after the traumatic experience.

The relative described his return as a moment of thanksgiving and expressed appreciation to God for preserving his life throughout the ordeal.

“We are filled with joy and gratitude to God for bringing him back safely. It has been a difficult one week, but today our family is celebrating his return,” the family member said.

The source did not reveal whether any ransom was paid or the circumstances that led to the judge’s release.

*Support during ordeal appreciated

The family also expressed gratitude to the Kebbi State Judiciary, security agencies, friends and residents for their unwavering support during the period of the abduction.

According to the relative, the prayers, encouragement and solidarity shown by many people gave the family strength and hope while awaiting the judge’s safe return.

The family noted that the overwhelming support from members of the public helped them remain optimistic throughout the difficult period.

*Growing concern over insecurity

The abduction of Justice Bunza had raised fresh concerns over insecurity and the safety of judicial officers in parts of the country.

Kidnappings for ransom and attacks on prominent individuals have continued to pose security challenges in several states, prompting renewed calls for stronger measures to protect lives and property.

While the circumstances surrounding the judge’s release remain unclear, his return has been greeted with relief by members of the legal community and residents of Kebbi State.

Security agencies are expected to continue investigations aimed at identifying and apprehending those responsible for the abduction. (Blueprint)

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