Terrorists have organised a ‘naming ceremony’ for the baby delivered by a kidnapped Kebbi student.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that terrorists have performed a naming ceremony for the baby delivered by a kidnapped Kebbi student while in captivity
This online news platform gathered that the 16-year-old is one of the learners abducted from the Federal Government College (FGC) in Birnin Yauri.
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The young mother is among 11 remaining female students yet to be released.
On June 17, 2021, armed bandits invaded the boarding school, and took 100 students and eight teachers. A policeman was killed.
According to PR Nigeria, the feast was held to celebrate the birth of the new baby.
A local source disclosed that two other students in captivity also gave birth to a baby girl and a boy.
“There are about four other female students who are pregnant at the moment. One of them is due to give birth any moment from now,”, he said.
One of the parents appealed to the National Security Adviser, Maj. Gen. Babagana Monguno (rtd) and Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Leo Irabor, to ensure their children’s release.
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“In the name of God Almighty, we call for that special committee constituted by to take charge as they government did with Kaduna train passengers.”
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