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Attack At Rigasa Train Station: Rotimi Amechi Escapes Death/ Kidnap -Kemi Olunloyo

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Veteran Journalist and Social Media Influencer Kemi Olunloyo today, 17th February 2020, in a Facebook post,  reports...

Confirmed: The MSM and Presidency may deny it. Too many ordinary Nigerians are in my DM recounting their nightmare. I AM NOT A JOURNALIST IN NIGERIA ANYMORE!!🇳🇬😠 Rigasa train station was attacked last night. Rotimi Amaechi was almost kidnapped/killed alongside several passengers and dignitaries. Nigeria is not safe. You cannot travel by train even with dignitaries on-board. Terrorists /Bandits laid ambush on this route in Kaduna-Abuja. It was well planned and the DSS was missing. An investigation needs to start ASAP. Most of the dignitaries were coming from Governor El Rufai's 60th birthday. Head to your MSM. You never respect my work. I'm only here to tell you NOT to travel by train. Good luck Nigeria. Kudos to the security agencies that saved the dignitaries. You are on your own.
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