JUST IN: Eruku Attack: Church Releases Names Of 38 Abducted Worshipers

A detailed list of worshippers at Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Eruku town in Ekiti LGA of Kwara State abductees four days ago has emerged hours after their captors demanded N100m ransom per abductee.

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  1. Felicia Ige (64)
  2. Timileyin
  3. Elizabeth Joshua (27)
  4. Olutokun Yetunde (23)
  5. Olutokun Janet (10)
  6. Olutokun Jumbu (12)
  7. Ebenezer Aina (24)
  8. Titilayo Asaba (59)
  9. Opeyem Asaba (59)
  10. Opeyole Taye (42)
  11. Ayeola Balogun (42)
  12. Comfort Atolani (44)
  13. Joanah Atolani (7)
  14. Moses Aina (9)
  15. Moses Atsope
  16. Omola Ojasope (19)
  17. Emmanuel Bamidele (22)
  18. Akinola Baboola (14)
  19. Eimilem (64)
  20. Jothimi
  21. Elizabeth Rotmi (32)
  22. Olutokun Janiee (36)
  23. Oloke Fumilayo (42)
  24. Grace Balogun (62)
  25. Joseph Oliatan (23)
  26. Iyabo Ajaji (10)
  27. Iyabo Ajayi (40)
  28. Ademilayo Joshua (64)
  29. Bimpe Ige (21)
  30. Deborah Mustapha (41)
  31. Deborah Mustapha (38)
  32. Ade Ajaji 7
  33. Foluso Caleb (42)
  34. Fumilayo Ayodele (37)
  35. Folorunso Bamiwani (24)
  36. Akinola Baboola (14)
  37. Ade Ajayi

Meanwhile, Are ona kakanfo of Yoruba land,Ganiu Adams has expressed deep concern over what he describes as a heightened and alarming security threat facing Nigeria, particularly the South‑West region.

Adams revealed that credible intelligence from “a highly secured authority” indicates that the South‑West has been “highly infiltrated.” According to him, recent incidents in Kogi and Kwara are merely “a test of ground,” warning that the real targets include Oyo, Ekiti, Ondo, and Lagos States.

He stated that the situation is not purely domestic, stressing: “I can tell you this thing is being controlled by some foreigners, it even goes beyond Nigeria.” Adams added that the motives behind these threats are tied to “Religion, Economy, and Ethnicity”.

Reacting to a recent comment by the Benue State Governor denying the existence of a Christian genocide in Benue, Adams disagreed strongly. He argued that when “a race is attacking another race and trying to wipe them out of a community,” it can only be classified as an attempt at extermination. he concluded

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