Breaking news from Kaduna State as kidnapped school children are rescued and ransom payment rumors debunked!
In a dramatic turn of events, Kaduna State recently made headlines as 137 abducted students from Government Secondary School were rescued in a monumental effort by the Nigerian Armed Forces. The joyous reception of the freed pupils brought relief to the nation, with the Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris, emphasizing the government's commitment to enhancing security measures. Contrary to speculation, the Federal Government stood firm in denying any ransom payment for the children's release, highlighting the bravery and strategic advancements of the armed forces.
The collaborative efforts between the military and local authorities, with assistance from neighboring Zamfara State, showcased a united front against banditry and insecurity in the region. The safe return of the schoolchildren, wrapped in vibrant uniforms, marked a victorious moment that captured the resilience and hope of the Nigerian people amidst challenges. As the released Kuriga schoolchildren arrived at the Kaduna government house, a symbolic gesture of solidarity and support was extended by the state governor, Uba Sani, reflecting the unity in the face of adversity.
Amidst the Kaduna school kidnap saga, calls for transparency in the rescue operation were echoed by Prof. Joy Ezeilo, the Executive Director of Women Aid Collective (WACOL). The need for clarity and information regarding the military's efforts highlighted the importance of accountability and communication in crisis management. The arrival of over 100 kidnapped students and staff back in Kaduna further emphasized the resilience and determination of the individuals involved in the ordeal, painting a picture of strength and unity in the face of adversity.
In another intriguing development, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Kaduna secured convictions for three currency racketeers, showcasing the government's commitment to combating financial crimes. As the Federal Government continues to deny rumors of ransom payments for the schoolchildren's release, the narrative of courage, resilience, and justice in Kaduna takes center stage, portraying a story of triumph over challenges and the unwavering spirit of the Nigerian people.
The Kaduna State Government, on Monday, received the 137 rescued abducted students of the Government Secondary School, Chikun Local Government Area of the ...
At least 137 school children who were kidnapped by armed gunmen in Nigeria earlier this month have now been released, the governor of Nigeria's Kaduna state ...
The Minister of Information,Mohammed Idris, said the Nigerian Armed Forces are upping their game and have developed a new strategy to ensure the security of ...
E tok say all schoolchildren wey di bandits abduct na im di military rescue in collaboration wit local authorities from neighbouring Zamfara State where di ...
The recently released abducted Kuriga schoolchildren have arrived at the Kaduna government house to meet Uba Sani, the state governor.
The Executive Director of the Women Aid Collective (WACOL), Prof. Joy Ezeilo, has called on the Nigerian military to shed light on the details surrounding ...
Wrapped in orange headscarves and blue school uniforms, over 100 Nigerian students and staff who were kidnapped this month arrived at the local government ...
Justices J. Aikawa and Hawa'u Buhari of the Federal High Court sitting in Kaduna, have convicted and sentenced three currency racketeers to different jail ...
ABUJA โ The Federal Government has insisted that it did not pay ransom to secure the release of the 137 schoolchildren kidnapped from Kuriga, Chikun Local ...
Kaduna Governor Uba Sani, while commending security agencies for rescuing abducted schoolchildren, has warned against the politicising of security issues.
The Kaduna State Police Command says its operatives have arrested members of a child trafficking syndicate that involves itself in th.
Kaduna State police command has said that it has arrested a child trafficking syndicate that specialises in the abduction, buying, and ...
Youth wing of apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide has hailed the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu government for the.
The Nigeria Police, Kaduna State Command, has arrested four people for child trafficking. They are a 40-year-old Shehu Sani, Tskan Isiaku, 43, Hafsat.
The children were taken to the centre shortly after they met with Governor Uba Sani at the Sir Kashim Ibrahim Government House on Monday.
The convicts; Adamu Seidu Abdul, Musa Gideon and Justice Musa were sentenced by Justices J. Aikawa and Hawa'u Buhari. They were jailed after pleading guilty to ...
Operatives of the Kaduna State Police Command have arrested a child trafficking syndicate in the state, leading to the rescue of a victim.