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Kaduna Polytechnic Suspends Academic Activities Indefinitely After Gunmen Abducted 8 Students, 2 Lecturers - Vimarsana News

Kaduna Polytechnic Suspends Academic Activities Indefinitely After Gunmen Abducted 8 Students, 2 Lecturers

SaharaReporters gathered that a student was also killed while others sustained injuries during the attack on Thursday night.

Now That Twitter Is Banned, Will Kidnapping Of Nigerian Students Stop? By Olabisi Deji-Folutile - Vimarsana News

Now That Twitter Is Banned, Will Kidnapping Of Nigerian Students Stop? By Olabisi Deji-Folutile

Before our own eyes, other countries are showing us how foolish we are and we are not bothered. While we are busy fighting Twitter, these countries are busy looking for ways to make us bring our money to their shores. They have studied us and realised that we are selfish; our leaders and their allies would rather steal from government coffers to guarantee a space for their children in schools abroad than to develop a system for the good of all.

Now that Twitter is banned, will kidnapping of Nigerian students stop?, By Olabisi Deji-Folutile - Vimarsana News

Now that Twitter is banned, will kidnapping of Nigerian students stop?, By Olabisi Deji-Folutile

While we are busy fighting Twitter, other countries are busy looking for ways to make us bring our education money to their shores.

Madaki Zungeru, two wives kidnapped in Niger - Vimarsana News

Madaki Zungeru, two wives kidnapped in Niger

Bandits, at the weekend, stormed Zungeru town in Wushishi Local Council of Niger State and abducted the Madaki of Zungeru, Alhaji Mustapha Al Mustapha, and his two wives, at his residence in Zungeru, Niger State.

Despite $30m Safe School Project, Bandits Kidnap 939 Students in Six Months - Vimarsana News

Despite $30m Safe School Project, Bandits Kidnap 939 Students in Six Months

· Demands audit of $30m Safe School Initiative Gboyega Akinsanmi No fewer than 939 students have been kidnapped from different secondary schools and tertiary institutions across the federation between December 2020 and May 2021, a new survey that tracks kidnapping incidents in schools has revealed. With the rising incidents of students’ abduction, Global Rights, a Washington-based human rights organisation, asked the federal government to audit the Safe School Initiative, a $30 million project initiated under the Goodluck Jonathan administration to protect schools nationwide. The organisat...