Oyo kidnap victims drank dirty water, ate unsalted rice — Survivor

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A survivor of the Oyo school abduction has told a Federal High Court how victims spent 56 days in captivity drinking dirty water and eating unsalted rice. Read More: https://punchng.com/oyo-kidnap-victims-drank-dirty-water-ate-unsalted-rice-survivor/

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