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Families Of Abuja-Kaduna Train Attack Victims Protest

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Families Of Abuja-Kaduna Train Attack Victims Protest

Relatives of the kidnapped victims of the Abuja-Kaduna train attack are protesting at the Ministry of Transportation in Abuja.

This is not the first time they are protesting and demanding positive action from the Federal Government relating to the safe rescue of their loved one who were abducted on March 28, 2022.

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Their protest came a day after a video went viral showing the victims being flogged by terrorists.

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