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Thursday 15 June 2017

Photos: Lawyer who escaped being killed by suspected kidnappers along the Jos-Abuja road recounts his ordeal

A lawyer, David Curtis Ibeawuchi, has narrated his ordeal in the hands of some abductors/kidnappers who tried to attack him on Wednesday along the Jos-Abuja expressway. He wrote;
Yes I am a survivor!!! I cannot thank God enough for saving me from death despite sustaining bullet wounds!!!Yesterday I was en route Jos from Abuja for a matter I have in the Federal High Court this morning, I encountered armed robbers/assasins/kidnappers who immediately opened fire on our vehicle somewhere after Barde, Southern Kaduna at about 6:40 pm.
Initially I thought I was in a trance or dreaming. No this looked like a movie scene, until I saw a 'SUPERMAN' heavily armed to the teeth standing right in the front of our vehicle with others positioned at strategic points in the road firing shots sporadically left, right, center and even behind us with AK47 rifles. All of them had guns and sophisticated ammunition.

Our driver immediately alerted everyone in the car to keep our heads down and then continued on a very high speed despite the shots that were being fired at us.

All of a sudden, we saw the Mercedes ML SUV that was in our front stopped, several bullets were pumped into the chest of the innocent driver at close range. He had been shot and he died at the spot while the oga in the car was kidnapped and taken to the bush.

I didn't know when I said my last prayer (God did not permit it to be my last) expecting the worst then a bullet pierced right through the door beside where I sat and went straight under the chair to hit me in the buttocks.

I bled profusely as my boxers was already soaked in my blood until we finally escaped their sight.

Our driver was not hit by the bullet miraculously, we drove for about a few miles until we got to somewhere safe and then approached the nearest police station, Jagindi Police Station to make a report of the incident and get police clearance in order to be able to treat myself of the bullet wounds.

I had to endure the wounds for more than an hour before we arrived Jos town, as there were no healthcare facility available on the road side.

In fact, I would have not been able to post this story if not for God. I saw dead people and several others who were injured and dispossessed of their valuables.

I cannot thank God enough for miraculously saving me from this incident.

Here I am alive this morning already robed and sitting in Court for the business of the day.

If you ever need a reason to believe there is a God. I am a living proof!!!

21 comments:

  1. May His name be praised now and forever, amen.

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    1. Thank God for him. The bullet hitting his buttocks made me laugh sha, sorry.


      Long live LIB

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    2. I praise God for your life my brother. Meanwhile Reno omokri is glorifying Evans the kidnapper.

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    3. cheryl you are very stupid for that your mumu comment. idiot

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  2. May God help us in this country, politicians have put so much arms in the hands of these boys and they have in turn, turned it towards the innocent citizenry. Parents are failing in their jobs,they are all after money. God save us all

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  3. Ladies & Gentlemen, we need nothing less than a democratic revolution! When we're unable to safely drive down a major highway in broad daylight without being accosted by heavily armed robbers, then for what reasons do we have a government?

    Our political and financial elite are safe in the knowledge that they have squads of bodyguards that have been poached from the NPF, but do we the common man have? Nothing but our prayers and our faith! If we don't rise up and use our votes to democratically overthrow our political elite then I can assure you that in a hundred years time nothing will improve. We have it in ourselves to right the wrongs of the last fifty years of Nigeria's independence!!

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  4. Thank God for ur life bro

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  5. God is worthy to be praised. I thank God for ur life

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  6. Thank God for your life bro. On my way from Lagos to Portharcourt for a job interview in 2012, the bus I was in was ambushed by men of the underworld. We were 6, 3 of us were gunned down. I thank God for my life. I even had to call my younger bro to wish him farewell during the shootings. Very horrifying experience. God really Loves me!

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  7. thank God, but for the driver that got killed was there no God on his side? just an honest thought!

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  8. Yes dere is God and he is always faithful.. keep trusting him... May God protect us all.

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  9. Thanks be to the Almighty. God is good all the time.

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  10. Thank God for your life my brother. He is ever faithful to His own.

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  11. I bless God on your behalf.

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  12. What a mighty God we serve.

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  13. God thank you for saving his life

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  14. On March 2, I and my driver were attacked along same route Barde, a few kilometres from Jemaal,local government area of Kaduna state. The armed robbers went away with all valuables.

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