
The abducted pupils and teachers from St. Mary’s Catholic Primary and Secondary Schools, Papiri, in the Agwara Local Government Area of Niger State will soon be reunited with their families, according to the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Nentawe Yilwatda.
When Yilwatda led the APC National Working Committee (NWC) members on a solidarity visit to the Christian Association of Nigeria’s (CAN) chapter in Niger State today, he provided the assurance.
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In this challenging time, he urged the party to stand firm with the affected families, the Christian community, the government, and the people of Niger State.
“We are here to express our sincere condolences for the tragic state-related kidnapping.”
The APC chairman stated on Wednesday that “these children will be reunited with their parents as soon as possible.” “Our hearts are with you, our prayers are with you.
He added that despite the agony, there was hope, and that national anthems were in effect right now to ensure the victims’ safe recovery.
God will give them strength wherever they are. Because the entire nation is praying, “God will rescue them and bring them back safely as we wait on the Lord,” he said.
Yilwatda earlier received updates on government and security agency efforts to bring the abductees to justice in a meeting with Governor Umaru Bago at the Government House in Minna.
He praised President Bola Tinubu for the actions taken so far, noting that several security measures are already working well.
He prayed that the efforts would soon enable the teachers and schoolchildren to recover safely.
He, however, expressed his concern about the country’s rising kidnapping rate, citing the alarming frequency of attacks and urging more intensive cooperation.
Rev. the CAN Chairman in Niger State made his remarks. Bulus Yohanna, who is accompanied by Rev. Yohanna, his vice chairman. Ezekiel Ibrahim expressed his gratitude to the APC leadership for their hospitality and support.
He claimed that the Christian community had been praying more for the victims’ safe return.
In the Agwarra local government area of Nigeria State, terrorists kidnapped more than 300 students and teachers.















