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Senate Proposes Death Penalty for Kidnappers To Tackle Insecurity

Olamide ObayemiBy Olamide ObayemiNovember 27, 2025Updated:November 27, 2025No Comments11 Views
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The Nigerian Senate on Wednesday, 26 November, 2025 passed a resolution classifying kidnapping as a form of terrorism.

Lawmakers also called for changes to the Terrorism Act so that kidnappers face the strictest punishments.

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During Wednesday’s plenary session, Senators agreed that anyone convicted of kidnapping should automatically receive the death penalty once the law is updated.

This decision comes amid growing concerns over the rising number of abductions in the country and the urgent need to deter criminals.

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“The resolution requires that, upon conviction for kidnapping, the death penalty must be enforced,” the Senate said.

Lawmakers said this move is intended to curb kidnappings and send a strong warning to criminals.

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