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Bandits Hijacked Judge’s car to abduct yet to be ascertained number of students – Police

Admin June 18, 2021

June 18, 2021

The Police Command in Kebbi says it is yet to ascertain the number of students kidnapped from Federal Government College, Birnin Yauri, Ngaski Local Government Area on Thursday.

The Command’s spokesman, DSP Nafi’u Abubakar, said in a statement issued in Birnin Kebbi on Friday that reports making the rounds that 50 students were kidnapped form the school were false.

He stated that: “the attention of the police has been drawn to reports made by some media stations that a police vehicle was used in kidnapping about 50 students of the FGC.

“A White Hilux Van with registration No. kBSJ 29 belonging to a High Court judge with inscription of Kebbi State Judiciary, hijacked by bandits on Birnin Yauri road was the one used in the kidnapping and not a police vehicle as stated by some media stations.

“The Command wishes to make it clear and set the records straight that yet to be ascertained number of students are still missing as rescue operation is still on-going.’’

Abubakar expressed the Command’s commitment to brief members of the media as events unfold.

He urged the public and media to ensure their information was correct before drawing conclusions.

According to the command spokesman, a rescue operation to ensure the safe return of the students is ongoing by the security agencies.

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