We Were Tested for HIV Before They Killed Five — Kaduna Kidnap Victim Alleges Organ Trafficking

 

We Were Tested for HIV Before They Killed Five — Kaduna Kidnap Victim Alleges Organ Trafficking

According to a chilling report published by Punch, a survivor of a recent abduction along the Abuja–Kaduna highway has come forward with disturbing details of what she experienced during her nine-day captivity. The victim, identified as Seyi, revealed that she and other abductees were subjected to medical testing and witnessed horrific killings, raising concerns that what appeared to be a regular case of kidnapping may in fact have been a front for a more sinister operation — organ trafficking.

Seyi recounted that she was travelling to Kaduna when armed bandits ambushed their vehicle and forcefully took her and ten others into captivity. The victims were herded deep into a forest, where their nightmare truly began. She said, “Do you know we were tested for HIV and hepatitis?” — a chilling revelation that implies premeditated medical screening far beyond what is typically seen in ransom-motivated abductions.

During her harrowing stay in the forest, Seyi said her legs and hands were chained, and that she was held in degrading and terrifying conditions. What unsettled her the most, however, was the systematic testing and selection process that followed. She alleged that the bandits were not just kidnappers but were involved in a much darker trade — the illegal harvesting of human organs.

“They killed five people right in front of me,” she recounted, still shaken by the trauma. She explained that after being subjected to medical checks, only six of the eleven abductees were eventually released. Her words strongly suggested that those who failed the health tests may have been targeted for something far worse than extortion.

“If this was just about ransom, why all those tests? I’ve kept quiet until now, but what I witnessed wasn’t an ordinary kidnapping. It wasn’t for ritual. These were organised organ traffickers,” she said.