'Recite The Islamic Creed Or Die': Survivors Of Kenyan University Massacre

Yesterday, Al Shabaab Islamic terrorists in their numbers attacked Garissa University College in Kenya (Read more here) firing gunshots sporadically and taking hostages. 150 people have been reportedly killed as of today. Nasir Abdurahman, who is a second year student at the university said he came face-to-face with the killers just minutes into the attack. The gunmen told him and his friends to recite verses from the Koran at gunpoint to avoid being shot. Below is what he told the Wall Street Journal:

'One gunman ordered us to lay down on the ground, and we did that. He asked us are you Muslims and I responded: "Yes. Please don't kill us, we are Muslims. He asked if we could recite the Shahada and I recited it loudly. My friends also recited the prayer loudly. He said: "You can go now. Those who were unable to quote sections from the Koran were shot on the spot. 

£145,000 REWARD OFFERED FOR AL-SHABAAB'S TERROR MASTERMIND
Mohamed Kuno Dulyadeen Mohamud, alias 'Gamadheere' or 'long arm', is suspected of planning yesterday's massacre. He was a religious teacher in Garissa during the 1990s in a hard-line madrassa, delivering pro-jihadi sermons.

His organisation has lost several men following some successes by Kenyan security forces, including the loss of his associate Sheikh Mohamed Ali Kheir. The Kenyan Government has offered a £145,000 reward for information leading to his capture.