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Terrorists Invade FCT Abuja Community, Abduct 7

Terrorists invaded the Sidi Ali area of Abaji Area Council, Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja early last Wednesday morning, abducting about seven persons.

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The terrorists arrived the area at about 12:30am, abducting three men, three children and a woman.

An eye witness, simply identified as Pa. Joseph, a clergyman, confirmed the attack, attributing his narrow escape to God.

Pa Joseph said he had barely alighted from a commercial vehicle he boarded from Ibadan, when he heard a staccato of gunshots.

He immediately hurried for safety, abandoning part of his luggage in the process.

One of the men was described as a ‘blind Pastor’, whose plea for leniency and release was ignored by the kidnappers.

Two of the victims, a mother and her infant who newly moved to the neighbourhood were however left off the hook on Thursday.

“I had to abandon my luggage and hurriedly ran for cover. I lied flat on the floor to avoid being noticed. Thank God they did not see me in the dark,” Pa Joseph.

Abaji, a suburb of the FCT has become notorious for rampant incidents of kidnapping in recent times.

First published in PMNews

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