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VIDEO: They threatened to keep us for one month, kill us, rescued corps member recounts ordeal in Kogi

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

A rescued National Youth Service Corps member, David Ayodele, has recounted how he and other abductees were allegedly threatened with death by their captors after they were taken into a forest in Kogi State. Ayodele said the kidnappers threatened to keep the victims in captivity for one month and kill them, while warning them against Read More: https://punchng.com/video-they-threatened-to-keep-us-for-one-month-kill-us-rescued-corps-member-recounts-ordeal-in-kogi/

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