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Kidnapped Kaduna School Girls Released

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Kidnappers have freed six schoolgirls and two teachers who were abducted on October 3.

Sources familiar with the negotiations disclosed that the kidnappers received N10 million before freeing the girls.

Organic Creame

The students and teachers of Engravers College in Chikun Local Government Area were freed late Friday. They have now been taken to the police station and a hospital in Kaduna for medical evaluation.

As at the time of filing this report, all effort to reach Kaduna police spokesperson, Yakubu Sabo, proved abortive.

The girls were abducted on October 3 at the mixed-gender school in the outskirts of Kaduna town. State and law enforcement authorities immediately swung into action to ensure the release of the girls.

It was later decided that the parents and school officials should be allowed to conduct back-channel negotiations with the kidnappers to avoid jeopardising the safety of the victims.

Details shortly…

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