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Zamfara NUT Demands Release Of Teachers, Pupils In Captivity


The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) Zamfara State wing has staged a peaceful rally demanding the immediate and unconditional safe release of abducted teachers and learners under captivity across some states of the federation.

Speaking during the rally in Gusau, Zamfara State capital, on Tuesday, the NUT Chairman, Comrade Sanusi Abdullahi Anka, said the national body of the union has directed all state wings to stage a peaceful rally to mark a disturbing and emotional atmosphere which befalls innocent teachers and learners who were abducted in most states of the federation.

“This is also happening in our state (Zamfara), which highlights the difficult and inhuman conditions they continue to endure in captivity. In view of the continued detention of our colleagues and learners in the den of their abductors without any clear sign of their timely rescue and safe release.

“We stage a rally to say stop the abduction of teachers and students now, protect our profession and the future of our great nation by ensuring adequate security in schools and communities.

“Government must wake up and act to stop banditry in schools, the Zamfara NUT remains committed to pursuing every lawful means to ensure the safe return of abducted teachers and students in most states of the federation”, Abdullahi Anka has stressed.



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