UNICEF Nigeria Representative, Peter Hawkins has expressed relieve on the release of the schoolboys in Kagara, Niger State describing the development as a
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Barely 12 days in captivity, the abducted Kagara Government Science College students, their teachers and family members have regained freedom.
The students were said to be on their way back to Minna, the state capital where they were received by the Secretary to the State Government, Ahmed Ibrahim Matane; the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Balarabe Kagara at the Niger State Development Company’s suite, near Government House, Minna.
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Food, medical personnel were already on ground around the Government House awaiting the released Students and their staff and family members.
Security was however tight at the government house with thorough screening of every vehicle and individuals streaming into the NSCDC suite directly behind Hon. Justice Legbo Kutigi International Conference Centre Minna opposite the Government House, Minna.
Thirty-eight (38) Students including staff and their relatives abducted from the Government Science College, Kagara have regained their freedom. Governor
UNICEF representative in Nigeria, Mr Peter Hawkins has described the release of 27 students abducted by gunmen in a government school at Kagara, Niger State over a week ago as a relief.
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