TERRORISTS KIDNAP OVER 100 STUDENTS IN NIGER STATE NIGHT ATTACK

Legitdan News reports that over 200 armed attackers invaded Agwara Local Government Area in Niger State late last night. The group moved into St. Mary’s Private Primary and Secondary School and kidnapped more than 100 students. The attack lasted for several hours and created panic among residents who said they heard rapid movements around the area.

Parents rushed to the scene once the news spread across the town. Many families are struggling to trace their children. Local security groups tried to respond but were overwhelmed by the attackers.

Residents said the incident reflects the rising threat in many rural communities. They raised concerns about weak intelligence, slow response from security agencies, and repeated attacks on schools across the region.

The incident also triggered reactions online. Many Nigerians questioned the government’s priority and the level of protection given to schools. Citizens expressed frustration about ongoing attacks despite repeated promises of strong security operations.

Government officials are yet to release a detailed statement. Security agencies have started search operations in nearby forests and border routes. Families in Agwara are waiting for confirmed updates on the condition and location of the missing students.

The attack adds to a long record of mass abductions in northern Nigeria. Many residents believe the country needs stronger action to protect school children and secure vulnerable communities.