Education
Kidnapped Five Students Of Federal University Gusau Regain Freedom After Two Months
Five Students of the Federal University Gusau, Zamfara State, kidnapped by terrorists about two months ago, have regained freedom.
Dean, Students Affairs of the University, Dr Lawal Sa’ad who confirmed this to journalists said the kidnap victims were handed over to the Management of the Institution by the Military.
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He said the released students who underwent some medical treatments have since been reunited with their respective families.
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