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BREAKING: Kidnapped Islamic college students earn freedom after 13 days
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The 15 college students kidnapped at a Qur’anic college in Sokoto Inform possess regained their freedom, Politics Nigeria can characterize.
Recall that the college students were kidnapped at Gidan Bakuso village in Gada Local Executive House of the Inform on March 9, 2024.
Diminutive print of the college students’ liberate by their abductors were gentle sketchy as on the time of penning this characterize.
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