Terrorist Shocks Nigerians, Reveals How He Killed Many People Without Pity
A chilling revelation has emerged from the heart of North- West Nigeria, as a terrorist apprehended by vigilant locals confesses to a horrifying lack of regard for human life.
Identified as Mohammed Dikko Radda, hailing from Jajjaye village in Katsina State, the terrorist shockingly admitted to being unaware of the extent of his atrocities. Radda confessed that whenever he unleashed violence upon innocent civilians, he callously neglected to ascertain the number of lives he extinguished.
In a video shared by Zagazola Makama, a prominent counterinsurgency expert and security analyst in the Lake Chad region, on his social media platform on Sunday, March 17, 2024, Radda brazenly declared, ” My name is Mohammed Dikko Radda, from Jajjaye village in Katsina state. I used an AK47 rifle during operations. Actually, I can’ t remember whether I’ ve killed or how many people I have killed because once I shoot, I don’ t look back to see whether the victims are dead or not. ”
The harrowing revelation comes amidst escalating acts of terrorism in the region, with recent reports detailing the abduction of 287 students and teachers from Kuriga village, situated in the Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State. The captives, including the school headteacher and several staff members, were forcibly taken from the LGEA Primary School, Kuriga (1), on March 7.
This reprehensible act marks the first mass kidnapping in Nigeria since 2021, plunging the nation into renewed anguish and fear. According to community leader Jubril Aminu, who serves as a spokesperson for the families of the hostages, the kidnappers have brazenly demanded a ransom of 1 billion naira for the safe release of all the abducted individuals.
Speaking to Reuters, Aminu conveyed the chilling ultimatum issued by the kidnappers, stating,” They made a total of a 1 billion (naira) ransom demand for all the pupils, students, and staff of the school. They gave an ultimatum to pay the ransom within 20 days, effective from the date of the kidnap. They said they will kill all the students and the staff if the ransom demand is not met. ”
Confirming the ransom demand, Idris Ibrahim, an elected official from the Kuriga Ward municipal council, emphasized the urgent need for intervention, stating, “Yes, the kidnappers called the community through Jubril Aminu’ s number and made the demand. They called from a hidden number but the authorities are working on getting the number. ”
Despite the gravity of the situation, Ibrahim reassured the public that security forces are diligently working to secure the safe release of the abducted students and staff, affirming that ” adequate measures” are being implemented to address the crisis.
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Sahara Reporters
