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Again, gunmen abduct Zamfara students, teachers, kill policeman

Gunmen have killed some security operatives including a policeman and abducted students and teachers of the College of Agriculture and Animal Health in Bakura, Zamfara State.
Deputy Registrar of the college, Aliyu Bakura, confirmed the development to BBC Hausa Service.
“Last Sunday night around 10pm they entered and opened fire and took away 15 students and a teacher and his wife and two children,” he said.
This is not the first time bandits will abduct students from schools in Zamfara. On February 26, bandits invaded Government Girls Science Secondary School, Jangebe, Zamfara state and abducted many female students but were later released after spending weeks in custody.
The northern part of the country has witnessed a number of abductions of schoolchildren, a development that has led to the closure of many schools in the region.
Many abducted students from northern schools are still in the custody of bandits.

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