A priest from a Catholic church in the northwestern Nigerian state of Kaduna was kidnapped together with colleagues, raising an alarm after Father Emmanuel Silas did not show up for mass on Monday morning.
The abduction comes amid a spate of similar incidents.
CGTN's Mahia Mutua spoke to Ajeck Mangut in Abuja for more on this issue.
The abduction comes amid a spate of similar incidents.
CGTN's Mahia Mutua spoke to Ajeck Mangut in Abuja for more on this issue.
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