Some notorious bandits who took to their respective Tiktok handles last week to flaunt the ransom money they collected from their victims are fast becoming content creators....CONTINUE READING
It is worth mentioning that the audacity in which they have to publicize their deeds has been made a subject of discourse among Nigerians.
Following the virality of their Tiktok videos, the bandits on Thursday shared more videos depicting them with weapons.
One of the videos captures them taking a nap, exercising and cleaning their AK47s in the forest.
Watch One Of The Videos Below
Bandits -terrorists show more presence on social media than anyone, they are content creators on different platforms. Yet our intelligence can not unearth them. pic.twitter.com/SAa66rsGvp
— Raymond (@IamTheIroko) January 15, 2024
Recall that the video showing them with victims’ ransom money trended after the release of Kaduna schoolchildren who were kidnapped in an incident that sparked outrage and condemnation from several quarters including the UN children’s welfare agency UNICEF.
In a statement issued by the Director of Defence Media Operations, Major General Edward Buba, a total of 137 students were rescued on Sunday.
According to the statement, the children were rescued in Zamfara State in the early hours of Sunday, through the joint efforts of the military and local authorities.
However, barely a day after the good news, the video showing the bandits flaunting their ransom money surfaced.
According to Zagazola, the Tiktok account of the bandits has 3000 followers.
The publication noted that the bandits openly show off their riffle as they clad themselves in military or police uniforms.
Reacting, someone said: “If these guys aren’t arrested in 3 days, all Nigeria’s security agencies are either totally useless or they are an accomplice.”
