There won’t be the second case of student abduction in Kastina state, says the Inspector-General Of Police (IGP) Mohammed Adamu.
Assuring the safety of students in Kastina, he affirmed that the recent abduction of over 300 schoolboys of Government Science Secondary school, Kankara, Katsina would be the last of such incidents in the state.
He noted that the force is making effort to restrategise and come up with tactics that will not give criminals the opportunity to operate in the state.
“The recent Kankara incident was unfortunate. I am in Katsina to ensure that such an incident will and shall never happen again.”
His statement is coming some days after the kidnapped of over 300 schoolboys in the Kankara Council area. The boys were kidnapped after an outlaw gang attacked the school on December 11.
They were later released on December 17.
Speaking on the release, Bello Matawalle, governor of Zamfara, had said the state was able to secure the release of the abducted schoolboys through the help of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) and repentant bandits.
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