In a bittersweet turn of events, Customary Judge Janet Galadima has been released from captivity, but her three children remain in the hands of their abductors.

The ordeal has undoubtedly inflicted immense anguish and trauma upon the Galadima family.

Nyada Auta, a concerned individual, expressed gratitude for Customary Judge Galadima’s release while emphasizing the urgent need to secure the safe return of the children. “Children are a precious gift from God, and no society should ever subject them to such inhumane cruelty and suffering,” Auta stated, calling upon all stakeholders to redouble their efforts to ensure the unconditional release of the innocent children.

Auta extended heartfelt prayers to the Galadima family and expressed sincere gratitude to colleagues who have championed the cause, particularly the NBA President for taking prompt action without hesitation. The ABU class of 2007, especially John Okopi Alu Esq., was commended for their proactive role in writing to the NBA President, reaching out to the NBA Kaduna Branch, and maintaining communication with various security agencies.

The NBA Kaduna Branch and the security agencies were also praised for their commendable efforts in working towards securing the safe return of Customary Judge Galadima. Auta urged them to continue their diligence until the children are safely reunited with their family.

The abduction of Customary Judge Galadima and her children has shed light on the prevalent issue of insecurity and the need for concerted efforts to protect the lives and well-being of citizens. The legal community and society at large stand in solidarity with the Galadima family during this trying time, hoping for the swift and safe return of the abducted children.