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Lady Set To Marry Goes Missing In Abuja-Kaduna Train That Was Attacked By Bandits

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A lady identified as Hannah Ajewole, whose wedding is slated for next month, has gone missing after boarding the Abuja-Kaduna train that was attacked by bandits around Kateri-Rijana area of Kaduna State.

Lady Set To Marry Goes Missing In Abuja-Kaduna Train That Was Attacked By Bandits

Hannah Ajewole Missing In Abuja-Kaduna Train

KanyiDaily had reported how a train heading from Abuja to Kaduna was attacked by terrorists who opened fire on over 970 passengers on board, killing some and whisking away unspecified number of people on Monday night, March 28.

A medical doctor identified as Dr Chinelo Megafo had been confirmed as one of the eight persons killed in the attack, while many others were injured and several unaccounted for.

According to SaharaReporters, Hannah worked with the tea section of the railway services and was on the ill-fated train when it was attacked by the terrorists.

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A source said both staff of the railway corporation, friends, and family members were worried about the whereabouts of the young lady who is set to wed on April 30, 2022.

“They’ve checked the mortuary among the dead, she’s not there, they’ve checked the hospitals among the injured; she’s not there either. Neither is she part of those who came out unhurt. Tensions are high, everybody is worried.

“She is getting married on April 30, 2022. The IV has been sent to the company and preparations are in top gear,” a staff of the corporation confirmed.

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Meanwhile, Nigerian actress, Rahama Sadau has narrated how she and her sister were saved from the Abuja-Kaduna train that was attacked by the bandits.

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