Harrison Gwamnishu Shares Info About Woman Among Those Kidnapped At CAC Church in Kwara State

• A woman, who was previously kidnapped but survived, is reportedly among the people abducted from the CAC church in Kwara state
• Harrison Gwamnishu, a human rights activist who visited the pastor of the church, shared this on Facebook
• Gwamnishu also visited the church and interacted with the zonal superintendent of CAC in Eruku, Ekiti LGA of Kwara state

Harrison Gwamnishu has shared what he learned about one of the people kidnapped from a Christ Apostolic Church in Kwara state.

Gwamnishu said he visited Eruku, Kwara said and met with the pastor of the church, the zonal pastor of CAC in the area and the church's secretary.

The pastor of the church who interacted with him was among those who survived the horrific attack. He also visited an old woman who survived the horror.

At least, two people were and 38 others abducted by the terrorists who stormed the church during a service.

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Meanwhile, Gwamnishu said one of those kidnapped had been previously kidnapped and that she spent many days in captivity before she was released.

His words:

"A woman who previously spent 46 harrowing days in captivity has once again been abducted again. This time, she's among the 38 worshipers kidnapped from the CAC Church in Eruku, Kwara State. For one person to endure this nightmare twice in a single year is beyond heartbreaking . It is a devastating reminder of the terror communities are facing daily and our Government are doing nothing. We urgently call on the Federal and State Governments, security agencies, and all relevant authorities to act now. No citizen deserves to live in fear, and no community should be left unprotected. Eruku needs help. The people need help. This is a humanitarian emergency that demands immediate intervention."

See the post below:

Reactions to Gwamnishu's post

Obidient Obi said:

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"My fear be say no motor dey even dey come from front abi na abandoned road."

Peter Ochonogor said:

"That must be a bullet proof car because that is the kind of vehicles needed for such operations, at least having 5unites of it with your men incase of ambush."

Chikezie Ogbonna said:

"Imagine our roads. If I travel by road again especially going to Lagos or Abj even any part of the north make I bend . Haba."

Wisdom Nmerem said:

"People wey government deg sponsor na you wan go fight against, wisdom is profitable to direct."

Ogechi Mercyln Okoro said:

"May God protect you and ur team. God pls protect ur son and his team in Jesus name. Amen .it will be successful."

Ummul-kulthum Mikail said:

"This sacrifice is huge. May you always triumph."

Iloka Odinaka said:

"May God Continue To protect and preserve you sir."

Man from Kwara reacts after hearing sad news

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man has said he is heartbroken after watching the video of the attack on a church in Kwara state.

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The man said he is from Kwara state and lamented that he feels unsafe for such a thing to have happened in his state.

He called on the government led by President Bola Tinubu to intervene strengthen the security of lives and property.

Source: Legit.ng