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BBC Pidgin from Sunday March 14, 2021
Source: bbc.com
03/14/2021
In viral social media video, some Di students plead with government to pay ransom to keep them free
The father of one of the students kidnapped by gunmen at Mando Wey dey Kaduna Federal College of Forestry in northern Nigeria tells the BBC that I am bleeding heart after seeing my daughter for the Liberation video. kidnappers.
Inside the video we are posting on social media, some students are begging to pay a ransom to be free and not to go on a rescue mission as they lose lives.
My dad says I recognize my daughter immediately, see her for a video, and feel severe pain seeing her in this situation.
Di man begs to try to bring back di students as soon as possible because women, unlike men, are weak and do not get in shape, resist difficult situation for a long time.
“The way we see the video, dem dey in a bad situation and as a parent e dey pain to see your pikin dat way, make goment try to save them quickly.”
Goment bin don confirms that the kidnappers are transporting more than 30 students for this incident.
For the statement of the Kaduna State Home Affairs Commissioner Samuel Aruwan, the release of the trash, e tok says the military is trying to save many di students.
“The Nigerian military has so far saved 180 students, 130 men, 40 women and 8 teachers, but so far around 30 students fail to do so.”
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday, President Muhammadu Buhari, on Saturday drew the attention of bandits and terrorists targeted at schools, saying they will not allow the destruction of the school system.
For his statement, Buhari commends us the efforts and contributions of local intelligence services in the fight against kidnappers, say we have a more secure local intelligence network.
To date, around 800 students come into the hands of kidnappers for northern Nigeria from December 2020 every month.
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