On Thursday, inhabitants of Mada Station in the Nasarawa Eggon Local Government Area of Nasarawa State warned that a wave of [kidnapping](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping) incidents has left the community feeling unsafe, after two individuals were taken from Angwan Mission on Tuesday and a secondary‑school teacher was seized in the early hours of Thursday.
**What incidents have been reported?**
- Two persons were abducted in Angwan Mission on Tuesday, two days before the resident’s post.
- Mr. Solomon Musa Ogah, a teacher at a local secondary school, was reportedly kidnapped on Thursday morning.
- Both sets of victims were still being held captive at the time of the resident’s Facebook update.
**Who raised the alarm?**
The concerns were voiced by Micah Kuje, a resident who posted the details on Facebook, stating that the community’s safety was under severe threat.
**What is being demanded?**
Kuje appealed directly to the [Nasarawa State Government](https://nasarawastate.gov.ng/), the [Nasarawa State Police Command](https://nasarawapolice.gov.ng/), the lawmaker representing Nasarawa Eggon West Constituency Hon. Abel Yakubu Bala, and the Executive Chairman of Nasarawa Eggon Local Government Area, urging them to intensify security measures and secure the release of the abducted individuals.
“The people of Mada Station are no longer safe. We are living in fear and we need urgent security intervention,” Kuje said, expressing hope that the victims would be freed promptly.
The residents continue to call for swift action to protect lives and property, emphasizing that safeguarding the community is a fundamental responsibility of the authorities.