Four out of the remaining 43 passengers abducted by terrorists during the Abuja-Kaduna train attack have been set free.
Tukur Mamu, who has been negotiating the release of the victims, confirmed the news saying they were released on Monday.
Mamu said the names of the four people released are, Gladys Brumen, Oluwatoyin Ojo, Hassan Lawan and Pastor Ayodeji Oyewumi.
The release of the four leaves 39 others still in captivity.
On Sunday, a viral video trended on the social media showing the terrorists flogging their victims and threatening to sell the victims.
The terrorists had on March 28, attacked an Abuja-Kaduna-bound passenger train, killing nine people, injuring several others, while 62 of the passengers were abducted.
So far, 23 of the victims have been freed with some of them paying millions of naira as ransom.