Two Abducted Students of Sokoto State University Safely Released after 9 Days in Captivity

Sokoto State University announced the safe release of two students who were abducted nine days ago. The news of their return has brought immense relief to the university community, with heartfelt gratitude extended to the security agencies and all those involved in securing their freedom.

The students, whose identities have been withheld for security reasons, were abducted from the university premises nine days ago, sparking widespread concern and prompting urgent efforts to secure their release. 


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"We are delighted to confirm that the two abducted students of Sokoto State University have been safely released from their captors," announced a university spokesperson. "This is a moment of immense joy and relief for the entire university community. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the security agencies and all those who worked tirelessly to ensure the safe return of our students."

The students' release comes after days of intense negotiations and efforts by security forces to track down their captors and secure their freedom. The university community rallied together in solidarity, offering prayers and support to the students and their families throughout the ordeal.

"We are grateful to everyone who contributed to the safe return of our students. Their release is a testament to the resilience and unity of our community," said the university spokesperson.


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As the two students reunite with their families and loved ones, the university extends its support and assistance to them during this time of transition and healing. The university remains committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all students, staff, and faculty members.

"Our thoughts are with the students and their families as they begin the process of healing and recovery. We stand together as a university community, offering our support and solidarity to those affected by this ordeal," concluded the university spokesperson.