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BREAKING: 27 Kagara students, 15 others regain freedom

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The abducted 27 students and 15 workers of Science College, Kagara, Niger State, have been released.

The abductees, according to latest report, are on their way to Minna from Kaduna State where they were taken to.

Gov. Sani Bello and senior officials government are keeping vigil at the Government House, Minna, awaiting the arrival of the students.

The Chief Press Secretary to the Niger governor, Mary Noel-Berje, however, confirmed the release of the students.

On February 16, some “bandits” had invaded Government Science School, Kagara and abducted some students.

 

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