BREAKING: Pregnant Woman & 10 KIDS Abducted in SAME House! Kwara Attack AGAIN??

A devastating terror attack has left an entire community in shock as armed terrorists raided homes in Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State, forcibly abducting innocent civilians including a pregnant woman, ten children, and several nursing mothers. Eyewitnesses describe scenes of chaos and panic as families were torn apart in the dead of night, with victims dragged from their homes by heavily armed gunmen. Local authorities have confirmed the mass abduction, and security forces have been deployed to track down the perpetrators and rescue the hostages. This brazen attack highlights the escalating security crisis in the region, leaving residents terrified and demanding immediate government intervention. Community leaders are calling for urgent action as families desperately await news of their loved ones. The situation remains fluid as rescue operations continue, with many questions still unanswered about the terrorists' motives and the current condition of the abducted victims.

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