The recent tragedy in Tudun Biri, Kaduna State, has left a deep scar on the community. More than a hundred people lost their lives, and many others were injured in an attack that survivors described as unbelievable. The aftermath of the attack was devastating, with reports of bodies in pieces and the military mistakenly bombing civilians while attempting to target terrorists.

The impact of the drone attack has been profound, leaving survivors traumatized and struggling to cope with the loss of their loved ones. One survivor, a deaf and dumb girl, is among the few Christians residing in Tudun Biri. She has been left alone, with no one coming forward to claim any relationship with her. The tragedy has also affected Malam Idris, who expressed that the trauma has made it difficult for him to eat.

The loss of lives and the gruesome aftermath of the attack have taken a heavy toll on the survivors. Many bodies were found in shreds, and the community is grappling with the overwhelming grief and the challenge of identifying and burying the deceased. The attack has not only resulted in the loss of lives but has also left the community vulnerable, as many of the able men who fought against bandits have been killed.

Hasiya Shuaibu, another survivor, expressed the profound impact of the attack, stating that she has lost all her relatives and cannot bear to return to the village. The community is reeling from the loss of an entire generation, and survivors are calling for government intervention and support in the wake of this tragedy.

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