The worshippers were kidnapped in late May during an armed attack on a church vigil at Ori-Oke Ajaiye, on the outskirts of Ikiran Village in Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State, an incident earlier confirmed by the Kwara State Police Command.
Families of 15 Christian worshippers abducted during a night vigil attack in Kwara State have raised fresh concerns over the fate of their loved ones, alleging that both the federal and state governments have abandoned efforts to secure their release as silence from the terrorists continues weeks after the abduction.
The worshippers were kidnapped in late May during an armed attack on a church vigil at Ori-Oke Ajaiye, on the outskirts of Ikiran Village in Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State, an incident earlier confirmed by the Kwara State Police Command.
SaharaReporters had reported that three worshippers were killed during the attack, while 15 others were taken into the forest by armed assailants.
However, family members now say they fear the abducted victims may no longer be alive, citing prolonged silence from the kidnappers and what they describe as a lack of visible progress in rescue efforts.
