Jangebe Abducted Girls Return To Gusau
iexclusive News Nigeria reports that the Jangebe abducted students arrived Gusau at 5am Tuesday morning on a bus, four days after they were taken hostage.
Their return comes amidst tight negotiation and rescue efforts.
Jangebe Abducted Girls Return To Gusau
They arrived the Government House in Gusau on a bus. A photo shows them dressed in blue hijab.
Governor Bello Matawalle told the girls to take their ordeal in “good faith” and that “the enemies” would be shamed.
The girls were taken hostage on Friday when armed invaded Government Girls Secondary School, Jangebe in Talata Marafa council area of Zamfara.
The number of those kidnapped was put at 317.
A first 279 were released by their kidnappers at 4am on Tuesday, and driven on a bus to Government House, Gusau.
Another 38 girls remain unaccounted for.
This online news medium recall that the abduction happened just two weeks after armed bandits abducted dozens of students and staff from a boys school in Kagara, Niger.
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