20 kidnapped Nigerian medical students freed
- Twenty students from the University of Maiduguri and University of Jos were rescued by state police on Friday, with no ransom paid, according to Nigerian police spokesman Olumuyiwa Adejobi.
- The students were kidnapped while traveling to a convention in Benue State on August 15.
- Fortune Olaye, secretary-general of the Nigerian Medical Students’ Association, confirmed the students' safety after speaking with them.
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20 Unijos medical students kidnapped in Benue regain freedom
NAN gathered that a combined team of security operatives coordinated by the Office of the NSA carried out the operation that ensured freedom for the abducted students. The Police Command in Benue has confirmed the release of 20 students of the University of Maiduguri and University of Jos kidnapped by gunmen in the north-central State on August 15. Its Public Relations Officer, Sewuese Anene, confirmed their rescue to the News Agency of Nigeria(…
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