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Nigeria: Katsina - Pay Ransom, Free Our Children From Bandits, Grieving Parents Beg Govt

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[Vanguard] A grieving parent, Aminu Dayyabu, whose son, Aminu Faruq is among the missing children from Friday's attack on Government Science Senior Secondary School, GSSS, in Kankara, Katsina State, yesterday, begged the Federal Government to pay ransom and set free their children from their abductors. He spoke the mind of other parents of the missing students.

Source: allAfrica.com
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