UNICEF Demands Immediate Release Of 21 Children Abducted In Buhari’s Home State, Katsina | Sahara Reporters

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The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has described the abduction of 21 children at a farm in Mairuwa community, Faskari Local Government Area of Katsina State as a reprehensive act. The UNICEF said children should never be the target of violence, especially by anyone who should be protecting them. This was contained in a statement issued and signed by the organisation’s representative in Nigeria, Ms Cristian Munduate.

November 5, 2022The UNICEF called on the government to urgently rescue the abducted children unharmed and reunite them with their parents.

This was contained in a statement issued and signed by the organisation’s representative in Nigeria, Ms Cristian Munduate. The UNICEF called on the government to urgently rescue the abducted children unharmed and reunite them with their parents. Katsina Gambo Isah, the police spokesman in the state, confirmed the kidnapping but did not provide further details. But Police records showed that at least 22 children were missing.

 

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Please go and tell Bihari stop distracting us we have economic woes to attend to

Nigerian style

Nigeria has done great battling bandits ,they will save the children as soon as possible

Buhari is in london, tell him there

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