Terrorists, locally dubbed as bandits who abducted dozens of schoolgirls from Federal Government College Birnin Yauri in Kebbi State two years ago have released four of the remaining 11 girls in their custody. The four girls released by a notorious bandit leader, Dogo Gide on Friday evening were Bilha Musa, Faiza Ahmed, Rahma Abdullahi and Hafsa Murtala, Daily Trust reports.
April 22, 2023The four girls released by a notorious bandit leader, Dogo Gide on Friday evening were Bilha Musa, Faiza Ahmed, Rahma Abdullahi and Hafsa Murtala, Daily Trust reports.
The four girls released by a notorious bandit leader, Dogo Gide on Friday evening were Bilha Musa, Faiza Ahmed, Rahma Abdullahi and Hafsa Murtala, Daily Trust reports. “We have seven more still in captivity and two of the parents are still in the forest trying to secure their release.” Recall that in January 2023, Kaoje had confirmed that they were negotiating with Dogo Gide after they sought intervention through the mother of the bandit.
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