Three of the passengers of the Abuja-Kaduna train that were captured on March 28, 2022, have regained their freedom today after a viral video that went around social media of them getting beaten by the terrorist yesterday. Yesterday morning, the terrorist released a viral video in an undisclosed location believed to be their den flogging their captives while at the same time issuing a threat to the government that failure to secure the release of victims may cost the victims lives.

The Federal Ministry of Education has stated that all Federal Government Colleges (FGCs) located in Abuja would be shut down following security threats on the Unity Colleges. Ben Goong, the Director of Press, Federal Ministry of Education confirmed this development to newsmen in Abuja on Monday.

A fresh video has emerged where some group of terrorists who kidnapped the Abuja Kaduna train passengers on March 28, 2022, were seen manhandling their captives and threatening to capture more if government fail to meet their condition. In the said viral video, the terrorist was seen flogging the captives in where it appeared to be their den. While issuing a threat, one of the terrorists Threatened that failure of the government to heed their demand, they will soon be sold off the captives into slavery just like the way they treated the Chibok girls some years back.

The Federal Government (FG) has disclosed that it is considering placing a ban on the use of motorcycles and suspending mining activities in an effort to curb the activities of terrorists and also freeze their sources of funding and logistics being utilized to continue their criminal activities.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has disclosed that it has suspended Dana Airlines, Air Transport Licence, ATL and Air Operation Certificate (AOC) till further notice. The statement was made available yesterday, Wednesday through the office of the Director General of the NCAA, Capt Nuhu Musa. NCAA disclosed that its office had to suspend Dana Airlines after discovering the company could no longer cope with its financial obligation and safety of the passengers as stipulated by the law. According to the authority, the suspension was with immediate effect that is by midnight of 20th July 2022.

The Centre for Social Justice, Equity, and Transparency (CESJET) has called on President Buhari to give his assent to the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Trust Fund Bill that was just passed into law by the National Assembly to give it legal backing. CESJET Executive Secretary, Isaac Ikpa made the call on behalf of the group yesterday in Abuja while briefing newsmen saying the bill if become law is capable of bringing prosperity to the Nigerian youth.