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NiRfreak:
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Bandits have ordered a ransom bearer to drink boiled Indian hemp at their hideout in the Katambi forest, near the Azara community in Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

A resident of Azara, Saleh Buba, said the incident happened on Tuesday after the ransom bearer, whom he identified as Ayuba Musa, delivered a N2 million ransom along with other items to the bandits.

The money and items were meant to secure the release of five women who were abducted from a farm in the area.

He said that after intense negotiations with the victims’ families, the abductors agreed on the N2 million ransom, which also included two bags of rice, 25 liters of palm oil, a carton of cough syrup, and Indian hemp.

According to him, Ayuba took all the requested items, including the N2 million, to the bandits at the designated location.

It was there, he said, that the bandits boiled a portion of the Indian hemp and ordered him to drink it.

“After the bandits collected all the items they had demanded, they took the Indian hemp and boiled it for him to drink,” Buba said.

“According to them, the ransom bearer might have poisoned the hemp, which is why they asked him to test it.”

However, after collecting the items, the bandits ordered Ayuba to return to the victims’ families and demand an additional N500,000 before the women would be released.

A community leader from the area also confirmed the incident to our reporter by telephone on Wednesday, stating that the bandits are still holding the five abducted women despite collecting the N2 million ransom and other items.

“It was around 6:34 pm on Tuesday when one of the victims’ relatives came to inform me that the man who took the ransom to the bandits was asked to go back and raise another N500,000 before the women would be set free,” he said.

Caaz:
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First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, on Tuesday donated N1 billion to victims of armed invaders attack in Yelwata community of Guma Local Government Area of Benue State.

Our correspondent reports that over 100 people were reportedly killed in the night of June 13 and early hours of June 14, 2025 in the rural Yelwata community, prompting the First Lady’s donation to help survivors rebuild their lives.

Mrs Tinubu who made the donation during a condolence visit to the state, held at the New Banquet Hall of the Government House, Makurdi, also pledged support from the Renewed Hope Initiative to address cross-border attacks and ensure affected children return to school.

Earlier, the First Lady was received at the Tactical Air Command, Nigerian Air Force Base, Makurdi, around 10:45am by Governor Hyacinth Alia and other top government officials.

Speaking at the event, the paramount ruler of Tiv nation worldwide, Tor Tiv, Prof. James Ayatse, decried the continued attacks on Benue communities, describing them as a “genocidal war.”

Ayatse accused Nasarawa State of serving as a base for the assailants and called for urgent action.
In his remarks, Governor Alia lamented the humanitarian crisis resulting from the attacks and renewed calls for the establishment of state police to allow for quicker response to security threats.

The governor also urged the federal government to adopt ranching as a national policy to curb farmer-herder conflicts.

Responding, Mrs Tinubu promised to work with the wife of the Nasarawa State Governor to find solutions to the recurring cross-border crisis.

She announced that her Renewed Hope Initiative would support displaced children’s education and community recovery efforts.

The president’s wife later presented the N1 billion cheque to Governor Alia and state officials in a brief handover ceremony before meeting with stakeholders.

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An Israeli strike on Gaza’s only Catholic church killed two people on Thursday, the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem said, as Israel said it “never targets” religious sites and regretted any harm to civilians.

Pope Leo XIV said he was “deeply saddened” by the attack, which came as Gaza’s civil defence agency reported that Israeli strikes across the Palestinian territory killed at least 20 people.

“With deep sorrow the Latin Patriarchate can now confirm that two persons were killed as a result of an apparent strike by the Israeli army that hit the Holy Family Compound this morning.

“We pray for the rest of their souls and for the end of this barbaric war. Nothing can justify the targeting of innocent civilians,” it said in a statement.

Gaza civil defence spokesman Mahmud Bassal said “two citizens from the Christian community” were killed in an Israeli strike on the church in Gaza City, with which the late Pope Francis kept regular contact through the war.

AFP photographs showed the wounded being treated in a tented area at Gaza City’s Al-Ahli Hospital, also known as the Baptist Hospital, with parish priest Father Gabriel Romanelli with a bandage around his lower leg.

The patriarchate, which has jurisdiction for Catholics in Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Jordan and Cyprus, condemned the strike and said it “destroyed large parts of the complex”.

“Targeting a holy site currently sheltering approximately 600 displaced persons, the majority of whom are children and 54 with special needs, is a flagrant violation of human dignity and a blatant violation of the sanctity of life and the sanctity of religious sitses, which are supposed to provide a safe haven in times of war,” it said.

Israel expressed “deep sorrow” over the damage and civilian casualties, adding that the military was investigating.

“Israel never targets churches or religious sites and regrets any harm to a religious site or to uninvolved civilians,” the foreign ministry said on X.