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Train Victims’ Families Protest at Transportation Ministry

by Julius Afolalu
July 25, 2022
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The families of the Abuja-Kaduna train attack victims invaded the Ministry of Transportation on Monday to protest against the continued stay of their loved ones in the terrorists’ den.

This came after the terrorists released a video where the male victims were being mercilessly flogged.

The families who have been at the ministry since 6 am said they were there to express their frustration over the continued stay of those in captivity.

They vowed not to leave until they were assured of the return of their loved ones.

Recall that a Kaduna bound train from Abuja was attacked on March 28 by armed bandits, during which about 168 were kidnapped or declared missing with some of the passengers released after their family members paid ransom.

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