Child Abduction
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55 Days in Captivity: Terrorists Demand Commanders’ Release, Threaten Oyo and Borno Schoolchildren
Fifty-four days after terrorists abducted schoolchildren in coordinated attacks in Oyo and Borno states, many of the children remain in…
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“Don’t Advance or They Die”: Defence Minister Reveals Kidnappers’ Threat Over Oyo Schoolchildren and Teachers
The safety of abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo State remains a major child protection concern as authorities continue efforts…
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7 Killed, Children, Students Abducted in Fresh Sokoto, Bauchi and Nasarawa Attacks
Concerns over the safety of children and vulnerable young people have intensified after separate attacks in Sokoto, Bauchi and Nasarawa…
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54 Days in Captivity: Hope Rises as Security Forces Close In on Oyo Abductors, Borno Families Still Await Rescue
It has been 54 days since armed abductors stormed schools in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, taking 39…
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53 Days in Captivity: Health Fears Mount for Abducted Oyo and Borno Schoolchildren
The abducted schoolchildren from Oyo and Borno states have now spent 53 days in captivity, raising fresh concerns about their…
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“Aunty No”: Viral Video Leads to Rescue of 12-Year-Old Girl After Alleged Knife Attack in Abia
A 12-year-old girl in Abia State has been rescued after an alleged attack by her aunt, bringing renewed attention to…
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Eight Years in Captivity: Leah Sharibu Remains Nigeria’s Last Dapchi Schoolgirl Held Hostage
More than eight years after the abduction of 110 schoolgirls from Government Girls’ Science and Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe State,…
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52 Days In Captivity: The Emotional Battle Awaiting Oyo, Borno Children After Rescue
For the schoolchildren abducted in Oyo and Borno States, rescue will mark the end of captivity, but it may also…
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52 Days On: Oyo School Abduction — “President Tinubu Never Called,” Makinde Tells Peter Obi
The continued captivity of schoolchildren abducted in Oyo State has once again drawn attention to the urgent need for stronger…
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51 Days in Captivity: Silence Is Becoming the Biggest Burden for Oyo, Borno Families
Fifty-one days after schoolchildren and teachers were abducted in separate attacks in Oyo and Borno states, many families say the…
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