A desperate mother in Kaduna State is crying out for help as her two children remain in the hands of kidnappers seven weeks after they were snatched from their home in Rimi Kamazou.
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Dominic Tina, a resident of Kaduna State, has taken to Facebook to make an emotional plea to Nigerians, authorities, and anyone who can help secure the release of her two beloved children — now missing for nearly two months.
In a post that has been pulling at heartstrings across social media, Tina shared a photo of her children — reportedly sent by the kidnappers themselves — as proof that they are still alive.
Seven Weeks of Agony
For any Nigerian mother, the thought of her children being taken is a nightmare too painful to imagine. But for Dominic Tina, that nightmare has been her reality every single day for the past seven weeks.
Since the abduction in Rimi Kamazou, a community in Kaduna State, the family has been living in unbearable anguish, desperately waiting for a breakthrough that has yet to come.
Kaduna State has unfortunately become one of Nigeria’s most notorious flashpoints for kidnapping, with countless families torn apart by criminal gangs operating across the region.
A Mother’s Cry to Nigerians
By sharing the photo sent by the kidnappers on Facebook, Tina is doing everything within her power — reaching out to the court of public opinion, hoping that the right eyes will see her post and that someone, somewhere, will be moved to act.
Her message is simple and devastating: “Please help me bring my children home.”
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> This story is still developing. If you have any information that could help reunite this family, please contact the nearest Nigeria Police Force division or reach out through official emergency channels.
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