Govt Could Not Rescue Schoolgirls, They Negotiated With Us – Terrorists Boast (Video)
A new video has surfaced showing a terrorist boasting that the Nigerian government negotiated with the bandits who abducted the Kebbi schoolgirls and arrived at a deal before the girls were set free.
OSUN DEFENDER reports that some of the kidnapped students of Government Girls Secondary School, Maga, Kebbi State, were released on Tuesday, with the government claiming that no ransom was paid before their release.
But a video has surfaced online revealing that the government had negotiated with the abductors before the girls were set free.
In the clip shared by @AM_Saleeem on X, one of the armed men is heard questioning the schoolgirls about military aircraft that flew over the forest during their captivity.
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He asks how many jets passed above them, and the girls respond, “uncountable.”
The kidnapper then boasts that the authorities could not rescue the students by force and had to negotiate. The abductors also asked the girls about their condition in captivity.
“Did we leave you hungry?” one bandit asked.
“No,” the girls replied.
“Were you assaulted in any way?” he asked again.
“No,” they answered.
Another kidnapper told them, “We will take you back home safe to your parents, we are doing this based on peace deals.”
He also mocked the government again, asking, “How many helicopters did you see hover around?” The students replied that they could not count them.
At the end of the video, one of the abductors declared, “We are letting you go after negotiations. Your government cannot rescue you with might. Your government has failed.”
Olamilekan Adigun is a graduate of Mass Communication with years of experience in journalism embedded in uncovering human interest stories. He also prioritises accuracy and factual reportage of issues.
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