Terrorists Abduct Dozens of Students from Catholic School in Niger State
Terrorists attacked St. Mary's Catholic Secondary School in Niger State, abducting an unconfirmed number of students. The incident prompted condemnation from the Niger State Government, despite earlier warnings of heightened threats in the region.
The school reopened without notifying authorities, leading to concerns about security protocols. A full-scale investigation and search and rescue operation are ongoing to locate the missing students, with a call for calm and adherence to security directives.
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