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 Former NYSC DG Recounts Harrowing Experience with Hyenas in Kidnappers' Den Maharazu Tsiga, the former Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), has shared a chilling account of his 56-day ordeal in captivity. Tsiga was abducted on February 5, 2025, from his hometown of Tisga in Katsina State and was rescued on Wednesday. Speaking in Abuja during the handover of 19 rescued victims to their families, Tsiga described how he and other hostages were held in a dense forest surrounded by hills, teeming with dangerous animals. "A day before I left, we saw hyenas parading, searching for food. And what kind of food? Us, human beings," he recounted. Tsiga revealed that the kidnappers used high-profile captives as human shields during aerial attacks. He also shared a harrowing experience where a rocket aimed at them failed to explode. "They carried that rocket to where I was sleeping and hid it there so that immediately I woke up and touched it, it would exp...
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THE KARDASHIAN SISTERS TOOK OVER ELTON JOHN'S OSCAR PARTY.

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Oscar night fun! All three Kardashian sisters got glam for the Elton John AIDS Foundation Oscar-viewing party at West Hollywood Park Sunday                Elton John threw a party for his Aids foundation but Kims open cleavage and red Celia Kritharion ball gown ,Khloe's Burbundy red suede dress and Kourtney's mens wear that looks like what Ajelina Jolie wore before in one award in London.Their mum Kris Jenner was not looking bad at all as she is wearing a lace gown and a fur.Am very happy they didn't arrive in all red gown is not they might be looking like red ridinghood.More pictures below.                                                                                                                  Family affair: The Keeping Up with the Kardashians stars were joined by their momager Kris Jenner in a black lace gown and fur stoleFamily affair: The Keeping Up with the Kardashians stars were joined by their momager Kris Jenner in a black lace gown and fur stoleRocket man: Kim and Kourtney then cosied up to their gracious host and man of the hour - Sir Elton JohnChit chat: The former sex tape star appeared to have a lot to say to the 66-year-old pop star who's won an Oscar and five GrammysDouble take: Kim and Kourtney sat side-by-side with their salads while watching Oscar winners' Jared Leto and Lupita Nyong'o accept their statuettesOscar time: Once seated at their table, the famous family enjoyed delicacies by chef Gordon Ramsay, Patron tequila cocktails, as well as performances from Ed Sheeran and DJ Johnny DynellThe 'Lord' was present: Kourtney's partner of nine years, Scott Disick, was also there as evident by his name placeholder at the table

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