Woro Kidnap Victim: Abductors Fed Us Guinea Corn and Salt, Killed Two Cows Monthly
A Woro kidnap victim has revealed that abductors fed her and other captives guinea corn mixed with salt and reportedly killed two cows every month while they were held in captivity.

NewsmongerWoro Kidnaped Victim narrating her ordeal to journalistsPhoto: TVC NewsA woman who was recently released from kidnappers in Woro, Kwara State, has recounted the harsh conditions she and other victims endured while in captivity.
The victim said the abductors mainly fed them guinea corn mixed with salt, leaving the captives to survive on the poor diet during their time in the kidnappers’ hideout.
She also disclosed that the gang slaughtered about two cows every month, apparently for food, while keeping their victims in captivity.
The account is part of a developing story, as details surrounding the abduction and the circumstances of the victims’ release are still emerging.
Further information is expected as authorities and other sources provide updates on the incident.
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