BREAKING: Terrorists Release 17 More ECWA Worshippers in Kogi, 13 Still Held
Suspected bandits in Kogi State have released 17 additional worshippers abducted from the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) in Aiyetoro Kiri Bunu after ransom negotiations. The abductions occurred on December 14, 2025, when armed men stormed the church, taking over 30 parishioners. Earlier releases included seven worshippers on January 1, though tragically, three of them died—two in captivity and one after hospitalisation. Subsequent releases on January 12 and 13 have brought the total freed to 24, while 13 remain in captivity. The Aiyetoro Kiri Bunu Development Association continues negotiations and appeals to the public for prayers and support to secure the safe release of the remaining victims. Residents urge urgent government intervention to end the ordeal and ensure the safety of their community.
Suspected bandits in Kogi State have released 17 additional worshippers abducted from the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) in Aiyetoro Kiri Bunu after ransom negotiations. The abductions occurred on December 14, 2025, when armed men stormed the church, taking over 30 parishioners. Earlier releases included seven worshippers on January 1, though tragically, three of them died—two in captivity and one after hospitalisation. Subsequent releases on January 12 and 13 have brought the total freed to 24, while 13 remain in captivity. The Aiyetoro Kiri Bunu Development Association continues negotiations and appeals to the public for prayers and support to secure the safe release of the remaining victims. Residents urge urgent government intervention to end the ordeal and ensure the safety of their community.
BREAKING: Terrorists Release 17 More ECWA Worshippers in Kogi, 13 Still Held
Suspected bandits in Kogi State have released 17 additional worshippers abducted from the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) in Aiyetoro Kiri Bunu after ransom negotiations. The abductions occurred on December 14, 2025, when armed men stormed the church, taking over 30 parishioners. Earlier releases included seven worshippers on January 1, though tragically, three of them died—two in captivity and one after hospitalisation. Subsequent releases on January 12 and 13 have brought the total freed to 24, while 13 remain in captivity. The Aiyetoro Kiri Bunu Development Association continues negotiations and appeals to the public for prayers and support to secure the safe release of the remaining victims. Residents urge urgent government intervention to end the ordeal and ensure the safety of their community.
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