Danjuma Bagu, a survivor of Tuesday’s terrorist bloodbath in Woro community, Kaiama LGA of Kwara State, cradles a thigh gunshot wound at KWASUTH while fearing for his wife and six children missing since the onslaught.
Kwara Massacre Survivor
The Jos farmer told newsmen 200 bike-riding gunmen stormed the village, shooting wildly; he fled but lost contact after his phone vanished, joining over 100 feared kidnapped.
Fellow survivor Joshua Dame from Plateau State recounted encountering the attackers en route from farm to town: they slaughtered his friend instantly, riddled him with bullets shattering stomach, side and right hand.
Dame feigned death as gunmen debated finishing him, then crawled bloodied into forest for 8 hours until soldiers rescued him at dawn.
Village head Alhaji Salihu Bio Umar confirmed 150 dead – 113 Muslims, 21 Christians, 8 Togolese, 8 Hausas – with 37 more burials Thursday after initial 75, plus three charred bodies Friday and one Saturday amid forest stench of decay.
