Niger Govt Blames School for Security Breach, Launches Rescue Operation
The Niger State Government accuses St. Mary's Private Catholic Secondary School of ignoring security advisories, resulting in an attack and abduction of staff and students. Despite prior intelligence reports, the school reopened without clearance, exposing pupils to danger.
Security agencies are conducting a full investigation and rescue operation. The police have dispatched teams to arrest the bandits and rescue the abducted individuals.
The government emphasizes the safety of citizens, especially children, as a top priority.
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