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Seven Days of Horror in the World of Kidnappers – A Survivor’s Story (Part 2)
Recap:In Part One, I described how an ordinary journey from Uyo to Abuja was violently interrupted when armed men ambushed our bus on the Kogi–Okene road. We were marched deep into the forest and given our ransom amounts. Now, the ordeal intensifies as we endure days of hunger, fear, and brutal negotiations for our lives. […]
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