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UPDATE: Islamiyyah sources say Nigerian Army troops, other security agents did well rescuing 80 fresh kidnapped students

By BASHIR ADEFAKA

“On alerting the security agencies through our local vigilante group members, the Army troops succeeded in dislodging the bandits who abandoned both the kids and cattle. The quick intervention of the Army troops who were alerted by the vigilante operatives led to the rescue of all the kidnapped victims as well as recovering of all the 12 rustled cows”, the staff explained.

 

The DEFENDER can authoritatively report that troops of Nigerian Army and other security agents rescued 80 abducted pupils of Hizburrahim Islamiyya, an Islamic school in Mahuta, Dandume Local Government Area of Katsina State Saturday night.

In a statement gathered today (Sunday) from a staff of the school, Hizburrahim Islamiyya School, the students partaking in Islamic annual Maulud islamic festivities at Unguwan–Alkasim Dandume to Mahuta ran into bandits.

The school staff stated that the bandits had already kidnapped four persons and rustled 12 cows from Danbaure village, Funtua, and were trying to escape with them into the forest.

“On alerting the security agencies through our local vigilante group members, the Army troops succeeded in dislodging the bandits who abandoned both the kids and cattle. The quick intervention of the Army troops who were alerted by the vigilante operatives led to the rescue of all the kidnapped victims as well as recovering of all the 12 rustled cows”, the staff explained.

The recovered rustled vows.

Information has it that search parties are still combing the area with a view to arresting the injured bandits or recovering dead bodies while investigation is on-going.

Just a few days ago, 344 students kidnapped from a secondary school in Kankara, Katsina State, were successfully rescued without the loss of any of them by a combined team of Army, Police and Other security agencies.

Troops of the Nigerian Army after rescuing the Islamic school students in Dandume, Saturday December 19, 2020.

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