Nigeria kidnappers kill 35 hostages even after ransom paid
A local official told the BBC, the kidnappers in Nigeria killed at least 35 people they missed from a village in Northern Zamfara, although paid for the ransom.
In recent years, the criminal gangs, known as bandits in the country in the region, have begun to miss people as a way to collect money.
In this case, 56 people were taken from Banga Village in Kauran Namoda in March. The armed later asked for a ransom per million ($ 655; $ 485) per captive in the Nigerian report.
Local Government President Manniru Haidara Kaura said that most of those killed were “massacred like ram” young people.
Haidara said, “The bandits demanded ransom money and they were given a little back and forth. Then they released 18 people, including 17 women and a young child on Saturday.”
“Only they [the gunmen] Know why they killed them. They are meaningless and heartless people. They forget that they killed their own brothers and we will all meet before Allah. “
Sixteen of those released on Saturday are treated, while the bodies of 38 killed by bandits are rarely released in these cases.
In 2022, in 2022, to prevent the kidnapping industry, the spiral and lucrative man was made a crime. He is sentenced to a prison for at least 15 years, but no one has been arrested for these charges.
It may also punish kidnapping by death in cases where the victims die.
However, families feel compelled to pay to save their loved ones by stating that the government cannot provide security.
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