Boko Haram Issues Ultimatum Over 176 Abducted Victims

Boko Haram has given the Nigerian government a one-week ultimatum concerning the fate of 176 women and children they have abducted. The insurgents have reportedly threatened to execute the captives and force them into marriage if their demands are not met.
Residents of Kaiama in Kwara State have raised alarms about the situation, expressing fears for the safety of the victims, particularly pregnant women and children. The captors have released a video showing the victims, who appeared weak and pleaded for rescue.
Boko Haram initially demanded 20 million naira per victim, but negotiations with authorities have stalled, leading to heightened anxiety among families as the deadline approaches. The situation has left the community in distress, urging the government to act swiftly to secure the release of the captives and prevent a potential tragedy.
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