821 Students Kidnapped In 2021, 61 Still In Captivity

January 1, 2022 by Delia Innoma 0 Comments

The United Nations Children Emergency Fund on Friday decried the high rate of children’s abductions, violations among others in 2021.

This was as the UN organisation classified Nigeria, Somalia, Congo, Chad, Cameroon and Niger as the countries with the highest cases of verified abductions.

This was also as a tally conducted by Saturday Punch revealed that no fewer than 821 students were abducted in multiple schools attacks across northern states.

The tally also revealed that about 61 students still remain in captivity 199 days after their abduction.

-Punch

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