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Kebbi Attack: 2 abducted teachers, 6 students regain freedom from bandits

By Gift Luckson
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According to verity news online, two teachers and six students kidnapped from Federal Government College (FGC) Yauri of Kebbi state on Thursday have been reportedly rescued.

The teachers and students were reportedly rescued after security operatives reportedly launched a manhunt of the bandits immediately after their attack on the school.

READ ALSO: Bandits invade school in Kebbi, abduct female students

An official press statement is yet to be issued by either the state government or the Police authorities’ day after the incident which resulted in the death of a policeman, and about 80 students missing.

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