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Six Days in Bandits’ Den: We went through hell — Released Katsina students On *Our abductors flogged us, shot into air to scare us *Fed us with cassava, raw potatoes, dirty water *We trekked long hours in the bush in cold night *No ransom paid to secure their release—Gov Masari *Put your experience behind you— Buhari tells them By Kingsley Omonobi; Dapo Akinrefon; Ibrahim HassanWuyo; Bashir Bello & Charly Agwam After spending six days in the bandits’ enclave under dehumanising conditions, 344 students of Government Science Secondary School, Kankara, Katsina State yesterday relived ...

Punch Newspapers Sections Kindly share this story: A cross-section of the rescued students of Government Science Secondary School Kankara, Katsina State. Source: Femi Adesina's Facebook Page Abduction, most traumatic period of our lives –Parents Our Reporters Some of the 344 schoolboys kidnapped in Katsina State by suspected bandits and released on Thursday, six days later have recounted their experiences in the den of the kidnappers. The pupils were kidnapped last Friday from the Government Science Secondary School in Kankara. Boko Haram had on Tuesday claimed responsibility for the kidnap...

Relocate school from current location, freed Kankara student begs Govt On ***we’re used to sound of gunshots while in school ***fear God, bring perpetrators to book – Buhari tells top security officers By Bashir Bello – Katsina Abdulmajid Umar, a Junior Secondary School, JSS 2 student of Government Science Secondary School, Kankara and among the 344 students freed last night have called for the relocation of the school from the current location saying it is prone to attack. Umar, said based on the current location of the school which resulted in their abduction, himself and his friend ...

By Francis Sardauna Some of the abducted 344 students of Government Science Secondary School who regained freedom on Thursday night from their abductors, have vowed not to return to school until adequate security measures are put in place by the state government. The students, who spoke in an exclusive interview with THISDAY in Government House on Friday, also urged Governor Aminu Bello Masari to relocate the school to Kankara town. The schoolboys who were freed from captivity arrived Katsina State Government House Friday morning. They were driven into the Government House in a convoy escorte...