FUGUS Parents Protest in Zamfara Demanding Swift Action Three Months After Abduction
Muhammad Bashir, another parent, lamented the delay in rescuing the students and the absence of significant efforts. He noted that the bandits have been reluctant to engage directly with parents, preferring to communicate through the state Governor.
AKACHI NOEL 
Parents of the abducted students from the Federal University Gusau (FUGUS) in Zamfara took to the streets in a peaceful protest, expressing frustration over the government's failure to rescue their children from bandits, three months after the abduction.
Hajiya Hajara Zakari, a parent from Niger state, conveyed the concerns of the parents during a press briefing in Gusau, the state capital. She emphasized the lack of positive responses from both the government and university authorities despite meetings and appeals. One grieving mother, Hajiya, shared her anguish, revealing that her daughter was in her 300-level studying Biology Education before the abduction.
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Muhammad Bashir, another parent, lamented the delay in rescuing the students and the absence of significant efforts. He noted that the bandits have been reluctant to engage directly with parents, preferring to communicate through the state Governor.
The parents disclosed that they intended to meet with the Governor at the Government House to seek updates and officially file complaints, urging the government to intervene promptly and secure the release of their children from the bandits.
