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Zamfara: 279 Schoolgirls Reportedly Abducted On Motorbikes Convey Back On 2 Coasters, Many 18 Seater Buses
The female students of Government Girls Secondary School (GGSS) Jangebe in Talata Mafara local government area, Zamfara state who were reportedly abducted by gunmen and ferried away with motorbikes last Friday have been rescued.
BIGPENNGR.COM understands the schoolgirls were conveyed back to Zamfara after their rescued operation with about two coaster buses and many 18 seater buses thus fueling suspicion about how they were taken away from their school dormitory.
The abducted students had spent four days in their captors den before their reported rescue.
The 279 rescued female students were brought to Gusau in convoy of about many buses which included two coaster buses and many 18 seater buses which arrived the Government House Gusau around 4:am morning of today Tuesday.
They were received by Governor Bello Mohammed Matawalle, the first lady Hajia Aisha Bello Matawalle and heads of security agencies in the state.
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