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JUST IN: Parents of abducted Kaduna students defy soldiers, give FG, El-Rufai 48 hours to rescue abducted students

chuks oti

Mar 22, 2021

Parents of the 39 students kidnapped at the Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation, Afaka, Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State, have given the Federal Government a 48-hour ultimatum, to rescue their sons and daughters that were kidnapped 12 days ago.

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They gave the ultimatum at a press briefing shortly before they staged a peaceful protest at the premises of the College on Monday.

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Addressing journalists' spokesman of the parents, Comrade Friday Sanni said, they do not think enough was being done by the government to rescue their children.

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The parents queried the Government's alleged inaction towards the rescue of the children, noting that, when such ugly incident happened in Katsina, Zamfara and Niger states, the governments acted swiftly and ensured safe and timely rescue of the victims.

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According to Sanni, "It is now 12 dark dreary days since the unfortunate incident happened and we as parents have not received any positive message from either the school management, the Minister of Environment under whose ministry the school is or the Kaduna State Government under whose territorial jurisdiction the school is located. This silence is unacceptable as it only feeds our hopelessness with each passing day.

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"We have therefore called for this press conference to call the attention of Government at State and Federal levels and all stakeholders involved, and indeed the world, to act with dispatch to ensure the immediate and safe release of our children.ÔÇØ

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Meanwhile, the protesting parents temporarily blocked the Kaduna-Birnin Gwari highway, carrying banners and placards with inscriptions like; "Bring Back our ChildrenÔÇØ, "Bring Back Our StudentsÔÇØ and so on.

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