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Boarding schools in Nigeria's Zamfara and Kano states were closed indefinitely on Friday, in order to protect vulnerable sites following the abduction of 317
Zamfara school girls abduction update: Latest on di release of di GSS Jangebe students gunmen kidnap from Zamfara 28 February 2021 Wia dis foto come from, Sanusi Jangebe Di Zamfara State Commissioner of Security and Home Affairs, Abubakar Dauran don tell BBC Pidgin say report wey start to fly around on Sunday morning say gunmen don release di 317 students of Government Girls Secondary School Jangebe na lie."Dat report say gunmen don release di girls na nothing but lies, dem still dey dia but we dey try our best to get dem released." Zamfara state Police Command tok-tok pesin Mohammed Shehu al...
• Seven Abducted Zamfara Students Escape, Whereabouts Of 310 Others Still Unknown • Matawalle Shuts Boarding Schools • Abductors Different From Those I Negotiated With In Forest, Says Gumi • Police Deploy Two Surveillance Helicopters, Commence Coordinated Search “There are governments that work with the speed of light and there are others that work at the speed of snail. Our government is like snail, and that is what is killing us. The response is not an issue of being positive or negative; it should be fast.” Those were the assertion of prominent northern Islamic cleric, Sheikh A...
Punch Newspapers Sections Why Buhari hasn’t used force against bandits –President’s aide Our Reporters The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has dispatched two helicopters and operatives for the rescue of about 317 abducted schoolgirls in Jangebe, Zamfara State. The IG also disclosed that the military, police and the Department of State Services operatives have commenced a coordinated search towards the rescue of the schoolgirls. Suspected bandits in Hilux vehicles and a number of motorcycles had, on Friday, kidnapped over 300 students of Government Secondary School, Jangebe ...
Kingsley Nwezeh in Abuja The Nigeria Police yesterday paraded 48 crime suspects involved in various criminal activities, including kidnapping, armed robbery, internet scam, fraud and unlawful possession of firearms. The police also recovered 47 weapon, including 14 AK- 47 rifles, two submachine guns, 18 ipads, laptops and PoS machine. Parading the suspects in Abuja, Force PRO and Commisioner of Police, Frank Mba, said the different criminal gangs of robbers and drug peddlers operated in Abuja, Benue, Kogi and Taraba states. He said as part of Operation Puff Adder II, operatives of the FIB Int...