Presidency Denies Ransom Payment for Kebbi Schoolgirls Amidst Terrorism Claims

The Presidency, through a special adviser, refuted claims of negotiating with terrorists for the release of abducted Kebbi schoolgirls. The government cited various factors influencing the release of kidnap victims, emphasizing the complexity of Nigeria's security situation.
Despite bandits' allegations of negotiations, the government maintains a firm stance against paying ransoms. The statement aims to address concerns about insecurity and rebuild public trust in the government's approach to tackling such challenges.
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