Nigerian Families Protest Over Children Abducted 100 Days Ago
Families in Borno, Nigeria, are protesting and demanding the rescue of their children who were abducted nearly 100 days ago. The protests highlight the ongoing distress and calls for government action to secure the children's release.
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Families protest in Nigeria over children abducted nearly 100 days ago - Reuters
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Parents of children abducted from Nigeria's northeastern Borno state protested in Uba town on Thursday, demanding the federal government secure their release nearly 100 days after they were taken.
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Families and concerned citizens of Borno State have called on President Bola Tinubu and Governor Babagana Umara Zulum to urgently mobilise all available security and intelligence resources to rescue children and other residents who have remained in captivity for 100 days. The post 100 days in captivity: Borno families demand rescue of abducted children appeared first on Vanguard News.
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