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Yobe govt says 48 missing students have returned

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Yemi Adedeji, Abuja

After  speculations that some of the students might have been abducted by the Boko Haram , 48 out of the 94 students of Government Girls Technical College, Dapchi, who were declared missing after Monday’s attack, have returned,  Yobe state government has revealed.

The state government said most of the students were said to have been rescued by villagers in bushes around Dapchi.

Some of the students fled after insurgents invaded the school.

Mohammed Lamin, the State Commissioner of Education, disclosed that while 28 of the missing students returned on Tuesday night, 20 more returned on Wednesday morning.

“This has brought down the 94 missing students realised at the yesterday headcount to 48 this morning,” he said.

“We are still hopeful that more are returning soon.”

Earlier, one of the teachers in the school was quoted to have said a headcount was taken after the attack.

“After the roll call, 610 out the total number of 704 students have returned. We are still searching for the remaining 94 students,” he was quoted to have said.

“We cannot say [if they have been abducted], because the insurgents went into the students’ hostel, and many of these students scaled the fence and escaped into the bushes.”

Abdumaliki Sunmonu, Yobe Police Commissioner, had said the police could not establish if there was a case of abduction.

 

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