Over six months after they were abducted the remaining 23 kidnapped Kaduna train victims have been set free.
According to source, this was made possible at about 4pm today by a seven-man Presidential Committee assembled by the Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General L E O Irabor.
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Recall that they have been in terrorists custody since March 28 when their train was bombed and hijacked. A number of victims of the hijack paid the supreme price.
A statement by Secretary of Chief of Defense Staff Action Committee(CDSAC) Prof. Usman Yusuf, said the rescued victims have been taken into custody.
Details as it unfolds.
