The bandit terrorists responsible for the attack on Abuja-Kaduna train on the 28th of March have released a video showing passengers abducted during the attack.
The captives were were surrounded by armed men in a forest, as they pleaded with the government to act speedily.
They advised the government that their plight could have been avoided if they cared for the downtrodden.
The terrorists were seen in the video wielding rifles and dressed in non-combat gears, with turbans covering their faces.
Some of the victims were students, some civil servants, children and businessmen.
A few days after the train invasion, the terrorists asked the government to attend to their demands. The demand before the government was however, not disclosed.
In the video that was released four women were lined up: a student who identified herself as Lois John, studying Agriculture at the Kaduna State University and spoke on behalf of the women, two middle-aged women, and an older woman.
One of the middle-aged women identified herself as Gladys, an ex-staff of the Defense Industry, Kaduna.
The woman said, “What happened on Monday was needless” and called on the government to respond to the demands made by the terrorists as quickly as possible.
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