Rarara Praises Christian Captive for Caring for Mother in Kidnappers’ DenRarara Praises Christian Captive for Caring for Mother in Kidnappers’ Den Hausa singer Rarara has expressed his gratitude for the release of his mother, Hauwa Adamu, who was kidnapped for nearly three weeks. In a touching post on social media, he revealed how a Christian captive named Dauda Adamu took extraordinary care of his mother during her ordeal. Despite being kidnapped a month earlier and eligible for release, Dauda chose to remain captive to support Hauwa Adamu. He comforted her during her tears and provided care for her. Rarara emphasized the irony that this act of compassion came from someone of a different faith. He expressed heartfelt gratitude for Dauda’s empathy and thanked Nigerians for their prayers and support during his mother’s time in captivity. Additionally, Rarara acknowledged the efforts of prominent figures such as President Bola Tinubu, First Lady Remi Tinubu, and National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu in securing his mother’s release. Despite the challenges of insecurity, Rarara expressed confidence in the government’s efforts to address the situation. He concluded by offering prayers for the well-being of those who continue to face adversity and for Allah to reward those who showed kindness to his mother.
Popular Hausa singer, Dauda Adamu, better known as Rarara, has revealed how a Christian captive cared for his mother, Hauwa Adamu, while she was held captive in the kidnappers’ den.
DAILY NIGERIAN reports that the 75-year-old woman was released on Thursday after spending nearly three weeks in captivity.
In a social media post on Saturday, Rarara thanked Nigerians for their prayers and well wishes during his mother’s ordeal.
He also appreciated the efforts of President Bola Tinubu, First Lady Remi Tinubu, National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Security, Shehu Buba and other prominent Nigerians for their efforts in securing the release of his mother.
“The prayers have borne fruit. What struck me the most is how a Christian man chose to remain captive to take care of my mother. He was kidnapped a month earlier and was supposed to leave the bandits’ den after meeting their demands, but he refused to leave.
“When he saw mom crying, he insisted on staying until mom was released. He stayed for two more weeks to take care of her.
“The irony is that this man does not even have the same faith as Mama. I sincerely thank you all and I pray that Allah rewards you accordingly,” he said.
He also said that the government is doing enough to address insecurity in the country.
