Six months after they were abducted by terrorists, survivors of the Woro community attack in Kaiama Local Government Area of Kwara State have recounted the harrowing experiences they endured in captivity, including the deaths of 13 children, forced marriages involving some young women and severe hunger and deprivation.
Woro victims receiving medical attention at Kwara State University Teaching Hospital, Ilorin, Friday. Photo: Demola Akinyemi.
•Young women married off
•Some male captives joined terrorists’ camp
•OFFICIAL: Survivors tested positive to acute malaria fever, malnutrition
By Demola Akinyemi
BREAKING: 176 Women, Children Kidnapped From Kwara's Woro Community Regain Freedom After 6 Months
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Breaking: Abducted 176 Woro Community Victims in Kwara Regain Freedom
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The victims were allegedly held by terrorists suspected to be members of Boko Haram before they were released.
After six months in captivity, victims of a mass kipnapping in Nigeria’s Kwara state have been recounting their ordeal. More than…
Following sustained military operations and coordinated efforts by security agencies, the victims regained their freedom and were…
Breaking: Abducted 176 Woro Community Victims in Kwara Regain Freedom
Oluchi Chibuzor in Lagos and Hammed Shittu in Ilorin
According to him, 11 children were born during the period, including a set of twins, but six of the children died.
