Bandits Kidnapped Christian Girls From Hospital, Took Them Into Rocks, R*ped Them – Rev. Dachomo

Fiery Plateau State cleric, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, has recounted how armed Fulani bandits invaded a hospital in a local community, abducted several Christian girls, and took them to a rocky hideout where they were held at gunpoint and assaulted for over eight hours before being released.
In a video he posted on his Facebook page on Wednesday, Rev. Dachomo, who is the Regional Chairman for the Church of Christ in Nations, COCIN, in Barkin Ladi local government area of the state, stated that the bandits had stormed the hospital with sophisticated weapons including AK-47s, swords and machetes and abducted the giris who were on admission and dragged them into the rocks and took turns to r*pe them.
He, however, said some of the kidnapped girls who were Muslims were spared the r*pe ordeal, as only the Christian girls were defiled and made to go through the horrific experience.
In the video, Rev. Dachomo is seen talking with one of the victims who narrated what they went through in the hands of the militants and went on to explain that the bandits stormed the hospital around 8pm on Saturday, October 17th, and kidnapped the girls who were patients and receiving treatment at the facility.
According to the clergy, after taking their victims into the rocks, the Fulani attackers intentionally isolated the Christian girls among them. They gang-r*ped them at gunpoint for over eight hours.
“They didn’t touch their fellow members of Islam. They isolated our Christian girls and r*ped them for more than eight hours,” he said in the video.
“The kidnapped girls, including one who was specifically at the hospital to care for her admitted mother, were forced away to the rocky areas in the night. There, the militants battered them and r*ped them at gunpoint,” he stressed.
“The girls managed to escape or were left behind, crawling back to the hospital around almost 12 midnight while shouting for help. The hospital staff and doctors immediately rushed to their aid, providing critical care that ensured their survival.
“That was another deliberate blueprint to deal with Christians. The same Fulani jihadists also kidnapped the wife of one of our brothers, Reverend Zephaniah Mangut, on the same day. This is the life of a Christian in Nigeria,” he lamented.