Eruku: Doctor Shares Updates On Kidnapped Relatives Following Church Attack, Post Trends
- A doctor moved many people after he shared a post on his social media page about the recent attack in Eruku
- He shared a video in which his aunt, who was among the individuals recently kidnapped by bandits, appeared
- In the video, his aunt made several statements and mentioned important details, which he highlighted in his post
A Nigerian doctor whose aunt and cousin were recently kidnapped by bandits during the deadly attack on a church in Eruku, Kwara state, has shared an update.
This comes hours after he shared a post with a photo in which he pointed out what he noticed.
Source: Twitter
Doctor shares update on aunt and cousin
The post about what he saw in the photo after the release of the kidnapped victims was published by Legit.ng.
In the middle of this, the young man has again shared another post on his page detailing the current situation of his aunt and cousin, who were initially among those kidnapped by bandits during the deadly attack in Eruku.
According to an X post, @popoolaadaniel mentioned what has happened to his aunt and cousin.
The post included a video of his aunt discussing the incident and thanking everyone who supported their rescue.
The statement of his aunt, translated into English, read:
"Thank you, we wouldn't go missing in Jesus' name. We wouldn't cry in our family. We wouldn't die. I'm in Ilorin, the government house; we're being taken care of.
"We're 38 and we came back 38 because we're serving a living God."
Source: Twitter
The young man shared the video online with a description that read:
"Live update and appreciation from my aunt Evang Titi Balogun, who was kidnapped at CAC Eruku, Kwara State. She said all who were kidnapped were rescued."
As the post made its way online, a few individuals who watched the video to hear what his aunt said reacted in the comments section.
Kwara attack: Reactions as doctor shares update
@OGreat6 noted:
"How wonderful it must feel… safety."
@AbatanSamson wrote:
"Congratulations to them."
@AkhibiVictoria shared:
"This can only be God."
@Layotrendz said:
"This is great news I'm so happy."
Read the post below:
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady shared the tragic experience of her cousin and her baby during the recent church attack in Eruku, Kwara state.
Kwara student recounts deadly church bandit attack
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian nursing student in Kwara state went viral after sharing her harrowing account of a deadly bandit attack outside her church.
In a TikTok video, she described how she first received warnings about bandits in her community, shared the alert on her school group chat, and the tragic events that unfolded the following day, including gunshots, casualties, and the chaos she witnessed.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
