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Security
A 200-level Food Science and Technology student at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, was reportedly abducted near the campus gate while returning from Enugu. The incident has sparked an urgent public search and raised significant safety concerns for the university community.

Blessing Thompson, a 200-level student of Food Science and Technology at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), has been reported kidnapped. The incident occurred on the evening of Friday, July 24, 2026, as she was returning to the campus from Enugu.
Reports indicate that Thompson was last seen approaching the university’s front gate. The circumstances surrounding the abduction remain unclear, but the news has caused immediate distress within the university community and among her peers.
A missing person alert has been circulated across various social media platforms to help locate the student. The alert, shared under the name “Futo Sheghe,” provided specific details regarding her identity and the location of her disappearance to facilitate a quick response from the public.
Name: Blessing Thompson. Status: Kidnapped. Department: 200L Food Science and Technology, FST, FUTO.
— Futo Sheghe, Social Media Alert
The alert further specified that she was “returning from Enugu, close to the FUTO front gate” when she went missing. This information has been widely shared in hopes of generating leads that could assist security agencies in their investigation.
The incident has heightened concerns over the security of students traveling to and from the university. As of the time of this report, efforts are expected to intensify to establish Thompson’s whereabouts and ensure her safe return to the campus.
Members of the public who may have relevant information regarding Thompson’s location are urged to take action. Anyone with leads is advised to contact +2348167775415 or report to the nearest relevant authorities immediately to assist in the ongoing search.
