Nigeria's Military Rescue Efforts Free 50 Abducted Students

The CAN statement attributed the escape of the students to the efforts of the Nigerian military and other security agencies, which were deployed to rescue the abducted students. "We are grateful to God that some of the students have been rescued and reunited with their families," said the statement. "We commend the Nigerian military and other security agencies for their efforts in rescuing the abducted students." The abduction of the students from Saint Mary's Catholic School has sparked widespread outrage and concern in Nigeria and internationally. The country has been plagued by a series of mass kidnappings in recent years, with many of the victims being students and teachers. The kidnappings have been linked to various armed groups operating in the country, including Boko Haram and other militant organizations. The international community has been following the situation closely, with many countries condemning the abduction and calling for the safe release of the students. The United Nations has also called for the immediate release of the abducted students and teachers. The UN Secretary-General's spokesperson said in a statement, "The Secretary-General is deeply concerned about the abduction of the students and teachers from Saint Mary's Catholic School in Niger State, Nigeria. He calls for the immediate and unconditional release of all those abducted and for the perpetrators to be brought to justice." The Nigerian government has also been under pressure to take action to prevent future kidnappings and to ensure the safe release of the abducted students. The government has deployed security forces to the area and has promised to do everything possible to rescue the remaining students. The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, said in a statement, "We are working closely with the security agencies to rescue the remaining students and to bring the perpetrators to justice." The situation remains fluid, with ongoing efforts to rescue the remaining abducted students. The Nigerian military and other security agencies are continuing their search and rescue operations, and the government has promised to provide updates on the situation. The international community will be watching closely to see how the situation unfolds and what steps the Nigerian government takes to address the issue of mass kidnappings in the country.