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The Nigerian government has hailed the rescue of the remaining 230 children and staff from St. Mary’s Catholic School in Papiri, Niger State, as a significant victory and a moment of relief for the nation.
The Federal Government has confirmed that all 230 abducted pupils from the Catholic School in Papiri have been released, with no students left in captivity.
A statement issued by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, indicated that the recently freed 130 pupils are being handed over to the Niger State Government, after which they will be reunited with their families.
“This brave action by our security forces reaffirms our nation’s commitment to safeguarding its citizens,” the statement noted.
“The Federal Government expresses its sympathy to the parents and guardians of the pupils for the distress the abduction has caused them, and wishes them a joyful family reunion, a smooth healing process, best wishes for the season, and a Merry Christmas.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to the abducted children from St. Mary’s Catholic School?
All 230 children and staff members who were abducted from St. Mary’s Catholic School in Papiri have been rescued and are now safe.
How did the government respond to the abduction?
The government expressed relief at the successful rescue and emphasized its commitment to protecting its citizens.
What support is being offered to the families of the rescued children?
The Federal Government has extended its sympathies to the families affected by the abduction and wishes them a joyful reunion and a smooth recovery process.
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