Parent of Abducted Schoolchildren in Niger Dies of Heart Attack, Revealed by CAN Chair

The parent of abducted schoolchildren in Niger State died of a heart attack, as disclosed by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) chair, Rev. John Hayab. The tragic incident adds to the trauma faced by families of the abducted children, with over 200 pupils from a Catholic private school abducted by terrorists.
Despite efforts, the government has been unable to rescue the schoolgirls, leading to increased anguish and confusion among the affected families.
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