Kwara State is gripped by fear and anxiety following a recent attack by suspected terrorists in the Edu Local Government Area. The incident occurred on Saturday night in the ancient town of Ndeji, leaving residents on edge. According to eyewitnesses, the terrorists stormed the town, shooting sporadically and abducting a housewife and her son. The victims were taken away to an unknown destination, causing widespread panic. One resident, who preferred to remain anonymous, described the scene as chaotic. "We were all preparing to sleep when the terrorists arrived. They were heavily armed and we couldn't do much to stop them," he said. The resident also expressed fear for their safety, urging the federal and state governments to intervene. This latest attack is part of a growing trend of kidnappings and banditry in Kwara State. In a recent incident, terrorists attacked the Gbugbu community, killing two residents, abducting a trader, and shooting a young girl. The security situation in the state has been a major concern for residents and authorities alike. The police have been working to contain the situation, but more needs to be done to ensure the safety of citizens. The abduction of a businessman and the shooting of his sales boy in Gbugbu community has also raised concerns about the security of businesses and individuals. The incident has sent a chilling message to residents and has heightened fears of attacks in other communities. The people of Kwara State are calling on the governments to take decisive action to address the security challenges facing the state. They are urging the authorities to provide adequate security personnel and equipment to protect communities from terrorist attacks. In the meantime, residents are advised to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities. The situation in Kwara State is a stark reminder of the need for collective action to address the security challenges facing Nigeria.