D!sturbing Video Shows Terrorist Po!nting ∆K-47 At Kaduna Father’s Head As K!dnappers Demand N300m For Him, Wife And Little Daughter
Disturbing Video Shows Terrorist Pointing AK-47 At Kaduna Father’s Head As Kidnappers Demand N300m For Him, Wife And Little Daughter
The disturbing footage showed the family being held captive by the armed assailants, with one of the terrorists pointing an AK-47 rifle at Zakka’s head while threatening to kill him.
Terrorists have kidnapped a man, his wife and their little daughter in Millennium City, Kaduna State, and are demanding N300 million as ransom for their release.
In a video seen by SaharaReporters, the abducted man, identified as Ahmad Abubakar Zakka, was seen appealing to members of the public for help while his wife sat beside him and their young daughter sat on his lap.
The disturbing footage showed the family being held captive by the armed assailants, with one of the terrorists pointing an AK-47 rifle at Zakka’s head while threatening to kill him.
Zakka was seen sitting on what appeared to be a fallen tree, with his daughter on his lap. He was holding one hand in a position that seemed to restrict his movement, and his right hand was swollen.
His wife, seated beside him, also appeared to be pleading for help as the family appealed for assistance to secure their release.
In the video, Zakka identified himself and made an emotional appeal to the public, saying he was seeking help and urging people to come to the family’s aid.
“My name is Ahmad Abubakar Zakka,” he said.
“I am seeking help from God, and I am asking you to come to our aid. I was taken away on Monday to be made a—”
He subsequently pleaded for assistance, disclosing that the kidnappers were demanding N300 million as ransom.
“Please, I am pleading for help. Please help me, help me… They are demanding a ransom of N300 million. Please come to our aid and help us,” he said.
The video showed the family appealing for help while one of the armed men kept the rifle pointed at the father’s head, threatening his life.
The demand for N300 million places an enormous financial burden on the family and has prompted an appeal for public assistance to help secure the release of the three abductees.
