We are still praying for God’s intervention but it’s sad,” he said. “The news of her abduction has really touched us, being the only child of her parents. The Islamiyya school Hanifa attends and Umaru Adamu is the district head of Kawaji She is still missing and no information has yet gotten to us on her whereabouts. While efforts to speak with the parents of Hanifa Abubakar were not successful as they were still mourning the fate of their child, one of their relatives, Mubarak Abdullahi Musa, told Daily Trust that as at Thursday, the whereabouts of Hanifa remained unknown. She was reportedly whisked away with a commercial tricycle, locally called Adaidata Sahu or Keke Napep.įindings by Daily Trust revealed that these ubiquitous commercial tricycles, which replaced commercial motorcycles, are now the means through which many of such criminalities (including phone snatching) are perpetrated in Kano city. Hanifa was reportedly abducted on her way home from an Islamiyya school in the company of other pupils. T he abduction of Hanifa Abubakar, a five-year-old girl at Kawaji community in Yankaba area of Kano metropolis earlier in the week has highlighted the vulnerability of minors to abduction in Nigeria’s commercial centre with the community being one of the most prone areas where such criminalities are recorded.ĭuring a visit to the area by Daily Trust, the community is still trying to grapple with the resurgence of the menace, which residents admitted has been plaguing the area for a while. From Salim Umar Ibrahim & Faith Sunday (Kano)
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