- Human rights activist Harrison Gwamnishu has raised an alarm over the abduction of a 22-year-old woman, Uche Chukwurah, in Asaba, Delta State.
- According to Gwamnishu, Uche went missing after boarding a Keke Napep at Ibusa Junction on October 29, 2025, while returning home from work.
- Her abductors later contacted her family to demand a ransom, but her father has been unable to meet their financial demands.
A 22-year-old woman identified as Uche Chukwurah has reportedly been abducted after boarding a Keke Napep in Asaba, Delta State.
Human rights activist Harrison Gwamnishu disclosed the incident in a post shared via Instagram on Friday, November 1, 2025. According to him, Uche had closed from work on Wednesday, October 29, and boarded a tricycle around Ibusa Junction, Asaba, but never made it home.
Gwamnishu revealed that the same night, Uche’s abductors contacted her family to demand a ransom. However, she is still being held captive as her father cannot afford the amount requested.
The activist expressed deep concern over the rising cases of kidnapping and missing persons in the country, questioning how safe Nigerians truly are despite being cautious.
He wrote, “At this point, one can only wonder — how careful can anyone truly be to avoid falling into the hands of these criminals? Too many reports of missing persons and kidnap cases.”
Gwamnishu, through the Safe City Foundation, called for public vigilance and urged authorities to intensify efforts to rescue Uche and curb the growing insecurity across Delta State.
