Scores Of Students Killed As Boko Haram Attacks College Of Agriculture In Yobe


The deadly war wages by Boko Haram against the Nigerian state continue last night in Yobe state, as scores of students of the Ccollege of Agriculture Gujba were killed in yet another attack by terrorist group.


The College of Agriculture Gujba, located 50 KM south of Damaturu, the Yobe state capital came under the attack of the sect yesterday night killing several of the students.

The actual number of those killed is yet to be ascertained as sources confirmed that several dead bodies are still being recovered from bushes, hostels and classes in and around the school.

The source also revealed that surviving students are at the moment making efforts to re unite with their families in fear of further attacks by the insurgents.

A similar attack by the sect last July occurred at Government Secondary School, Mamudo where 29 students and an English teacher was killed following the attack.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Nigeria’s COVID-19 Response and Post-Lockdown By ANAP Foundation

Image
The unprecedented global COVID-19 pandemic is changing the face of human society and its systems, from healthcare to education, consumption patterns, the world of work, value systems, political regimes and legal systems. The condition was first reported in Nigeria in February 2020, and within a few weeks of its onset, we had entered the community transmission phase. Today, there are more than 16,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 across 35 States and the FCT, and over 400 deaths and counting. How Nigeria recovers from the effects of the infection will depend on the innovations we are willing to introduce and the reforms we are committed to implementing in the various sectors of our society.
Read more

Why We Must Implement Diaspora Voting System By Hon. Alex Obi-Osuala

Image
Diaspora votes must count in Nigeria. This is my position/opinion. If not because of the dubious nature of the officials in the government of Nigeria, one does not see any reason why Nigerians in Diaspora shouldn’t be voting as done in most countries of the world. Their votes would have been making a great difference, and give them a sense of belonging and participation in the affairs of the nation.
Read more