Catholic Priest Urges Action After Students' Abduction in Niger State

In Niger State, armed men abducted several students from a Catholic secondary school in Papiri, prompting a call to action from a Catholic priest. Rev Father Kelvin Ugwu expressed dismay over the insecurity and urged the government to declare a state of emergency until the terrorists are apprehended.
The incident follows a viral video of an attack on a church in Kwara, highlighting the escalating security challenges faced by religious institutions in Nigeria.
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