The families of the 38 members of CAC Oke Isegun in Eruku are still waiting to reunite with their loved ones, days after the worshippers were freed from captivity.
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The group regained their freedom last Sunday, but they have not been released to their relatives.
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The worshippers were abducted during a church trip and later rescued through coordinated security efforts. After their release, the state government moved them to an undisclosed hotel for medical checks and recovery.
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Officials say the medical examinations have been completed, but the rescued victims remain in the same location. Relatives who have been expecting their return are growing anxious, unsure why they have not been handed over.
The state government has not provided a clear explanation for the delay. Authorities only confirmed that the victims are still under care and observation, leaving families with little information about the next steps.
Security agencies involved in the rescue operation maintain that all processes are being handled carefully. They insist that the welfare of the victims remains the priority while procedures are being finalised.
As the wait continues, families in Eruku and nearby towns are hopeful that the government will release the worshippers soon, bringing an end to an ordeal that has already stretched far too long.
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