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Schools in Nigerian state shut after mass kidnapping of students by gunmen
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Schools in Nigeria's northwestern Zamfara State have been ordered closed after scores of students were kidnapped by gunmen on Wednesday.
"The abduction followed the invasion of the school by a large number of armed bandits," according to Zamfara State Police Command. "A search and rescue team has been deployed to work with the military to locate and rescue the abducted children... Security has also been beefed up at Kaya Village and environ to forestall further attacks on the communities," the statement added.More Related News

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