Parents give FG, El-rufai 48 hours to rescue abducted students
Parents of the 39 kidnapped students of Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation, Afaka in Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State have issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the Federal Government and security agencies to facilitate the return of the abductees.
The aggrieved parents also issued the ultimatum to Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai at a press briefing shortly before they staged a protest at the premises of the College on Monday.
During the protest, the parents and students blocked the Mando -Kaduna airport road leading to the school, demanding the immediate release of the students from the custody of their abductors.
Addressing journalists’, spokesman of the parents, Comrade Friday Sanni expressed lack of confidence in the efforts of the government to rescue their children.
The parents queried the Government’s alleged inaction towards the rescue of the children pointing out that, when the same incident happened in Katsina, Zamfara and Niger states, the governments acted swiftly and ensured safe and timely rescue of the victims.
I think the government needs to intensify there effort in tackling the insecurities in the country, those parents really suffered
This is pathetic in the country that we have the president, the senators and the governors without having power to do anything
I hope the government will quickly rescue those students to avoid killing of those children or students
What is happening in those northern states is worse, Even if there children wards do not among, they should feel concern
hope it yield good results……
Oh… When did we get to this level, where kidnapping has become a good business in this country, this administration has failed us all