The suspected terrorists, who attacked the Abuja-Kaduna bound train on March 28, 2022, have released pictures of the abducted victims.
The pictures of the victims taken with an Infinix Ai Camera were released two weeks after the terrorists released a video showing the abductees in captivity.
The kidnapped victims, in the video clip, called on the Federal Government to come to their rescue.
The gunmen further threatened to kill the abductees if the Federal Government did not meet their demands.
The relatives of the victims later appealed to the government to ensure the release of their loved ones from captivity, but the abductees have not regained freedom.
However, in the pictures released by the gunmen on Tuesday, no fewer than 20 men were seen in a strange environment, while another picture captured about 18 women with five children.
READ ASLSO: VIDEO: Kidnapped victims of Kaduna train attack beg govt for freedom
The Star had reported that suspected terrorists, on Monday, March 28, 2022, attacked a Kaduna-bound train, few kilometres to Kaduna metropolis.
The train departed Abuja at about 6 p.m. and was expected to arrive Kaduna at 8 p.m.
But the train was attacked at about 7.45 p.m.
Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) said that as of April 4, 2022, 191 out of the 362 validated passengers on board the train were confirmed safe at their various homes, while 22 people were reported missing by their relatives and eight persons were confirmed dead.
See the pictures of the kidnapped victims below:
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