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Abuja/Kaduna Train Attack: Terrorists release picture of baby girl born in captivity

Abuja/Kaduna Train Attack: Terrorists release picture of baby girl born in captivity

Terrorists have released picture of the newly born girl delivered in captivity by a woman that was eight months pregnant when she was abducted during the Abuja/Kaduna train attack on the 28th of March 2022.

Out of the 63 abducted train passengers that were under captivity, only one passenger, the Managing Director of the Bank of Agriculture (BOA), Alwan Hassan, was released after paying a ransom of N100m.

Thus, exactly one month when the incident happened, a woman delivered a new baby girl.

READ ALSO: Kaduna Train Attack: Abductors release victims’ photos as woman gives birth in captivity

Earlier, a family member of the pregnant woman hinted that she had delivered during the weekend, the identity of the newly born child was not disclosed until Wednesday when the terrorists released the picture of the baby girl.

Clad in a thick pink dress and a light lemon sweater cap, with her eyes closed, the child looks healthy.

It was gathered that a doctor was invited to ensure the safe delivery of the woman by the terrorist group suspected to be Ansaru, a breakaway group of Boko Haram.

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