GSC Kagara: Names of abducted students, teachers

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    The Niger State government has released the names of the pupils and teachers who were abducted from the Government Science College (GSC) Kagara.

    The Street Journal had earlier reported that bandits stormed the GSC Kagara in the wee hours of Wednesday and kidnapped 27 students, 3 teachers, two non-teaching staff and 9 family members of the staff staying in the quarters.

    In reaction to the Kagara abduction, the Niger State Governor, Abubakar Bello, ordered the immediate closure of all schools in troubled local government areas of the state.

    The abduction of the GSC Kagara students comes barely two months after over 300 boys of the Government Science School Kankara were kidnapped by bandits.

    The names of the abducted teachers are:

    Hannatu Philip

    Lawal Abdullahi

    Dodo Fodio

    The names of the non-teaching staff are:

    Mohammed Musa

    Faiza Mohammed.

    The abducted family members, relatives of GSC Kagara staff were identified as Christiana Adama, Faith Adama, Maimuna Suleman, Nura Isah, Ahmad Isah, Khadizat Isah, Mohammed Mohammed, Aisha Isah and Saratu Isah.

    The names of the abducted students have been given as:

    Jamilu Isah

    Shem Joshua

    Abbas Abdullahi

    Isah Abdullahi

    Ezekiel Danladi

    Haliru Shuaibu

    Mamuda Suleman

    Danzakar Dauda

    Abdulsamad Sanusi

    Bashir Abbas

    Suleman Lawal

    Abdullahi Adamu

    Habakuk Augustine

    Idris Mohammed

    Musa Adamu

    Abdulkarim Abdulrahman

    Abubakar Danjumma

    Abdullahi Abubakar

    Bashir Kamalideen

    Mohammed Salisu

    Yusuf M Kabir

    Isah Abdullah Makusidi

    Polineous Vicente

    Lawal Bello

    Mohammed K Shehu

    Mubarak Sidi

    Abdulsamad Nuhu.

    The name of the student who was shot and killed by the bandits in the GSC Kagara premises was given as Benjamin Habila.

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