Freed hostages in Nigeria described their ordeal during captivity, offering harrowing accounts of their time in the hands of kidnappers. The survivors spoke to the media on Friday, detailing the psychological and physical toll of their ordeal. According to the hostages, they were held for several months in an undisclosed location. The conditions were described as extremely harsh, with limited access to food and medical care. One survivor mentioned the constant fear of violence and the uncertainty of their fate. Another spoke of the emotional strain of being separated from family. The release of the hostages has sparked a wave of relief and renewed calls for justice. Authorities have confirmed the safe return of the individuals, but the incident has raised concerns about security in the region. The hostages’ testimonies provide a rare glimpse into the realities of kidnapping in Nigeria. (africanews.com)
