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See your captivity as trial from God, says Bagudu as bandits release students, teachers held for four months

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October 22, 2021
See your captivity as trial from God, says Bagudu as bandits release students, teachers held for four months
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Kebbi State Governor, Atiku Bagudu has urged the Twenty-seven abducted students and three teachers of the Federal Government College, Birnin Yauri, in Kebbi, to see their captivity as a trial from God.

The students and their teachers have just regained their freedom, after four months in captivity.

The Kebbi Governor, Atiku Bagudu, announced this on Thursday.

Addressing the students in Birnin Kebbi, Bagudu, thanked God for their release, while urging them to take heart over their abduction and see their four months of captivity, as a trial from God.

He said, “Even Prophets of Allah, who are the best and most faithful people, have been tested and tried; but one thing is certain that if you are tested and tried and at the same time you become patient, definitely the sky is your limit and only Allah knows your reward.”

He prayed to Almighty Allah to rescue those that were yet to be released. He disclosed that efforts are still ongoing to secure the release of the remaining abductees.

The governor directed that the students should undergo medical screening and be supported while being reunited with their families.

He thanked the security agencies and all those that had helped in ensuring the release of the students.

The 30 released abductees, comprised three teachers: two males and one female; while the students included, two girls and 25 boys.

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