LAGOS, July 25 (Reuters) - International aid agency Action
Against Hunger said on Thursday that a staff member and five
others kidnapped in Nigeria last week had appeared in a video
released on Wednesday evening.
The people, abducted last week near the town of Damasak in
northeast Nigeria, are "apparently in a good condition of
health", the aid group said in a statement.
No group has claimed responsibility for the abduction, in
which a driver was killed, but sources told Reuters it was
carried out by Islamist insurgents. Two main groups operate in
the region, Boko Haram and Islamic State's West Africa branch.