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11 July
Forty-six students and teachers abducted by Boko Haram in Nigeria were reported released.
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Forty-six students and teachers who had been kidnapped by Boko Haram in a rare attack in southwestern Nigeria were released, according to a presidential spokesperson. The mass abduction took place in May during a violent incursion by armed men identified by the military as members of the jihadist group Boko Haram, targeting three schools in the region.
Such kidnappings for ransom have become a persistent challenge in Nigeria, particularly in the unstable northern areas of the country. However, incidents involving large-scale abductions are uncommon in the southern parts, where this incident occurred. The release of the abducted individuals has been confirmed by various news outlets, marking a substantial development in this ongoing issue of insecurity and education-related violence in Nigeria.
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