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The week, 14th to the 20th of February was another eventful one in Nigeria, with a new set of controversies and tragic events that may have unfortunately become normal in Nigeria’s national life.
Events ranging from the abduction of 27 students and 15 staff of the Government Science College (GSC), Kagara, Niger State to the appointment of Abdulrasheed Bawa as the new Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the gale of defections to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and Nigeria’s exit from recession dominated the news in the past week.
Except for the exit from recession, nothing much called for cheers in the past week, as the media space was again dominated by one controversy or the order.
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Solomon Elusoji
Good morning.
We are leading with the latest updates from the Kagara school attack, Nigeria’s exit from recession, and a historic landing on Mars.
Government Science Secondary School, Kagara, in Niger State was attacked by gunmen on February 17, 2021.
Hunt For Kagara Abductees Continues
At least 41 persons, many of them students, were kidnapped on Wednesday morning after gunmen attacked Government Science College, Kankara, in Niger State. The State Government published the names of the abductees on Thursday.
The police said it had deployed additional tactical, intelligence, and investigative assets to solve the kidnapping and other related cases in the state.