Major General Rabe Abubakar, a retired Nigerian Army spokesperson, died while held captive on June 13th, sparking widespread concern. His death has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding his abduction and subsequent fate. The article suggests a troubling pattern in Nigeria where high-profile abductions often receive fleeting public attention before being overshadowed by new incidents. A separate terrorist attack on Tuesday further highlighted the ongoing security challenges facing the nation. The author expresses concern that Abubakar’s death may be quickly forgotten amidst continued instability. The piece criticizes the transient nature of public outrage following such events in Nigeria. Details surrounding the initial abduction and the conditions of his captivity remain largely unanswered.