Mother of famous Hausa singer Rarara abducted

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Hajiya Halima Adamu, mother of the famous Hausa Singer Dauda Adamu, popularly known as Rarara, has been abducted.

She was abducted in her residence in Kahutu village, Danja local government area of Katsina, said a source in Kahutu village.

The source said, the bandits stormed the village around 1am Friday and abducted the aged woman.

“The bandits came on foot and silently because they did not fire a single gunshot during the operation that lasted for just a few minutes. The woman did not resist when the bandits requested her to go along with them.

The bandits gained access into the residence through the back fence and then broke the window of the room where the aged woman was sleeping.

“Although the bandits met other people at the house, they only picked Rarara’s mother, leaving behind others. No attempt to confront the bandits while leaving the house because they were armed with guns.”

“They probably kept their motorcycles from far away and then trekked to the village. We are praying that the woman will return to us in condition because she is very helpful to us in this village. Her son, Rarara is very generous to us; he has brought so many developments to this village for our wellbeing.

The famous Hausa musician could not be reached on the phone for comment.

 

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