KADUNA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Bandits have released 10 more students kidnapped two months ago from a Baptist school in northwest Nigeria, the school administrator told Reuters on Saturday. The Reverend John Hayab, administrator of the Bethel Baptist High school, said 21 students from the school remained in captivity. He said an undisclosed ransom was paid to release eight students while another two were set free due to ill health. Last month bandits released 15 students from the school after a group of 28 was set free in July following the release of a first group of 28 two days after the raid. Around 150 students were missing after armed men in July raided the school in Nigeria s Kaduna state, the 10th mass school kidnapping since December, which authorities attributed to criminal gangs seeking ransom. They are looking for more money, that s why they are releasing them in batches, Hayab said. He has previously said the abductors were seeking 1 million naira ($2,433) per student. Schools
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