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Nigeria Kankara kidnappings: Boys escape gunmen through he forest

Muhammad Abubakar, 15, was another pupil who got away, trekking through farmland and a forest in the dark. He said he was among 72 boys who had reached safety in the village of Kaikaibise where he ended up. The bandits called us back. They told us not to run. We started to walk back to them, but as we did, we saw more people coming towards the dormitory, he told Reuters. Loading So I and others ran again. We jumped over the fence and ran through a forest to the nearest village. Abubakar, one of eight children, said he saw a number of boys being rounded up before they were marched out of the school, which has around 800 students. Seven of his friends are missing.

Nigeria Kankara kidnappings: Boys escape gunmen through the forest

Muhammad Abubakar, 15, was another pupil who got away, trekking through farmland and a forest in the dark. He said he was among 72 boys who had reached safety in the village of Kaikaibise where he ended up. The bandits called us back. They told us not to run. We started to walk back to them, but as we did, we saw more people coming towards the dormitory, he told Reuters. Loading So I and others ran again. We jumped over the fence and ran through a forest to the nearest village. Abubakar, one of eight children, said he saw a number of boys being rounded up before they were marched out of the school, which has around 800 students. Seven of his friends are missing.

Nigerian Parents Make Plea To #BringBackOurBoys After Over 300 Students Are Abducted From School - Blavity

© Blavity, Inc., 2020 Students wear protective face masks and keep distances in a class on resumption of studies at Access International Schools, in Magboro, Ogun State, southwest Nigeria, on August 4, 2020. / Photo Credit: (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/AFP via Getty Images) Nigerian Parents Make Plea To #BringBackOurBoys After Over 300 Students Are Abducted From School Families in the Nigerian state of Katsina are outraged about the government response to a recent mass abduction. December 14, 2020 at 11:21 pm The parents of more than 300 children in Nigeria are demanding answers after a group of armed bandits took over an 800-student school and kidnapped some of the students on Friday night, according to Reuters. 

Nigerian students narrate how they escaped abductors

Nigerian students narrate how they escaped abductors Reuters © Provided by Khaleej Times Nigerian students narrate how they escaped abductors Usama Aminu was one of the lucky ones. He managed to escape when gunman abducted more than 300 pupils from his school in northwestern Nigeria. When I decided to run they brought a knife to slaughter me but I ran away quickly, he said, sitting on a mat and speaking softly as he described how he had been in bed at the all-boys school in Kankara when he heard gunshots on Friday night. At first, he said, the boys thought the commotion was from soldiers trying to protect them, but the attackers, armed with AK-47s, were already inside the building, threatening groups who tried to leave their dormitories at the Government Science secondary school in an attack that has outraged Nigerians.

Nigerian government trying to negotiate release of hundreds of kidnapped children

Nigerian government trying to negotiate release of hundreds of kidnapped children
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