Boko Haram threatens to execute Kwara abductees if demands are not met
A group of terrorists, suspected to be Boko Haram members, have threatened to execute 176 women and children abducted from the Woro community in Kwara State. The ultimatum was reportedly delivered through the victims after a Jumu’ah prayer session. Salihu Bio, the traditional ruler of the community, confirmed the threat, noting that his wife is among those held captive. Families and community members have expressed fear and helplessness as the captors insist on their demands.
What happened
- The terrorists abducted 176 women and children from Woro community in Kaiama Local Government Area of Kwara State.
- Salihu Bio confirmed that the abductors threatened mass execution if their demands are not met within one week.
- The captors allowed one abductee to contact her family, stating that the victims are being taught Arabic and Islamic knowledge.
- The terrorists also threatened to marry off some of the girls and kill those they consider liabilities if no agreement is reached.
- Attempts to get an official response from police spokesperson Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi were unsuccessful.
