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The army yesterday handed over 156 former rebel captives to the Concerned Parents Association of Uganda chairperson Mrs. Angelina Atyam at the Lira army barracks.

Fifth Division spokesman 2nd Lt. Chris Magezi, who presided over the ceremony, said 84 of the captives were rescued from Pader, 31 from Lira and 41 from Kitgum districts.
Twenty-five of the 156 rescued captives hail from Katakwi, 36 from Pader, 22 from Katakwi, 15 from Lira, 14 from Gulu, two from Apac and one from
Soroti. Fourteen of the captives were girls.

�Kony has been abducting children with the aim of turning them into terrorists. These captives can cause havoc if they are armed,� Magezi said.

Among the rescued captives was a student of Lwala Girls Secondary School identified only as Teddy, 15.

Atyam, who was accompanied by Lira district council vice-chairperson Rebecca
Otengo said, �We want to thank the State for their efforts in rescuing a huge number of children abducted by Kony�s Lords Resistance Army rebels.

�But we need to join hands with other stakeholders and support the UPDF so that we over-come this evil.�

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