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Niger mosque attacks: 14 members of my family in captivity...


原文原文 / Original TextMuhibbat Abass, a student at Akram’s College of Health Science and Technology in Niger State, has said 14 members of her family were among the over 500 worshippers abducted when terrorists attacked four Juma’at mosques in Borgu Local Government Area of the state.
Speaking to Daily Trust on Sunday, Muhibbat said those abducted included her father, aged grandfather, siblings and other relatives.
She said she had stopped schooling since the incident because of the trauma and lack of financial support.
The terrorists attacked Dekara, Kpenya, Sabon-Gida and Gidan-Zana communities on August 21 while worshippers were observing Juma’at prayers.
Two days later, the terrorists released a video claiming to have abducted 500 worshippers, including women and children.
The cries of children could be heard in the video as the narrator asked victims’ relatives to identify their fathers, mothers, siblings and children.
Families later authenticated the video after identifying their relatives among those shown.
The affected communities subsequently released the names of 547 worshippers allegedly abducted during the attacks, contradicting the figure given by Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago.
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来源:Daily Trust Nigeria (https://dailytrust.com/)
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