Minister of state for education appeals to bandits to leave schools alone

Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba has appealed to bandits to cease the abduction of school kids in the Northern region of the country.

Nwajiuba made the appeal while appearing on a Channels Television programme. When asked to comment on the release of three abducted students of the Bethel Baptist High School in Kaduna State, the Minister said; “I’m elated; this is the kind of news is what I want to be hearing every day that they should please return our children to us. I am so happy for these children and their parents but I appeal like I have been appealing. I was in Katsina to plead with the air servicemen who are flying that area to please. I encourage our military, they are doing a tremendous job of following up these kidnappers and these bandits but I appeal to the bandits and whoever talks to them, please leave our schools alone. We already have many issues from Kagara to Jangebe to all the places, they have just been disrupting school activities for our children, this is unprecedented. The atmosphere of insecurity is a big setback for us in the school agenda. I am glad to have these three back and I would be glad to have all of them back”

Nwajiuba also assured parents that government would do everything possible to secure the release of other abducted students.

 

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