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Abductors Of Staff And Students Of Zamfara Demand Ransom
- Habibu Mainasara the provost of the college disclosed this in an interview with Channels TV.
350 million naira has been demanded as ransom by the abductors of the students and staff of the College of Agriculture and Animal Science, Bakura in Zamfara State.
Habibu Mainasara the provost of the college disclosed this in an interview with Channels TV.
Recall that armed men with sophisticated weapons stormed the school on Sunday night, August 15 and abducted the students.
While speaking on the development, the Provost said a total of 20 people were abducted, including 15 students, 4 staff, and a driver. During the attack, the gunmen killed two watchmen and a police officer.
Meanwhile, the Zamfara State Governor, Bello Matawalle, has promised to secure the release of the victims of the latest abduction by bandits in the state. In a statement by his spokesman, Yusuf Gusau, on Monday, he condemned the attack on the College of Agriculture and Animal Science, Bakura.
The statement in part reads
Bandits
“Governor Matawalle who is seriously saddened with the resurgence of school abduction in the state by recalcitrant bandits is, however, thankful to God for the prompt response of the security agencies to the school to reinforce the already stationed security at the school which also led to the successful rescue of three out of the four abducted staff of the institution,” the statement said.
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The governor directed the security operatives in the state to intensify efforts and rescue all the abductees, promising to do everything humanly possible to rescue them unhurt.“
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