Fifty children escape after mass school abduction in Nigeria
The Christian Association of Nigeria says they have been reunited with their families.
The Christian Association of Nigeria says they have been reunited with their families.
According to the Christian Association of Nigeria, 215 pupils and 12 staff members were taken during the predawn raid. Police reported that the armed attackers, often referred to locally as bandits, struck the...
During the confrontation, one teacher was shot dead while trying to protect the students, and another was injured and is receiving treatment at a local facility. Eyewitnesses described a large group of armed me...
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