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Abuja – Kaduna Train Attack: Whereabouts of 8 terrorists’ children uncovered as plans for ransom ongoing

Abuja – Kaduna Train Attack: Whereabouts of 8 terrorists’ children uncovered as plans for ransom ongoing

Story from Aisha AUYO, Abuja

The whereabouts of eight children of the terrorists who abducted passengers from the Abuja-Kaduna train have been identified and pictures of them have been shown to the terrorists.

READ ALSO: Train Attack:  Bandits withdraw threat of killing abducted victims- Mamu

Gumi’s spokesperson, Tukur Mamu, said they were identified with the help of Adamawa State security operatives.

Mamu announced that the terrorists had extended their one week ultimatum to start killing the abducted victims if their children were not released, and were relieved seeing their children alive.

Government is planning to hand over their children by June 13, in exchange for the release of all captives under Abu Barra, the terrorist leader.

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