The kidnapped students, teachers rescued following Monday’s attack on Government Day Secondary School (GDSS), Lassa, in Borno State, have safely regained their freedom, bringing relief to families and residents after the incident in Askira/Uba Local Government Area.
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Kidnapped students, teachers rescued hours after attack on Government Day Secondary School, Lassa.
Victims reunited with their families following the rescue operation.
School vice principal among those freed.
Authorities yet to disclose details of the rescue mission.
Security agencies expected to provide further updates on the incident.
The victims were abducted when suspected armed assailants invaded Government Day Secondary School (GDSS), Lassa, on Monday, sparking renewed concerns over the security of schools in parts of Borno State.
A source familiar with the development confirmed that all the abducted students and members of staff had been rescued and safely reunited with their families.
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According to the source, the school’s vice principal was among those taken during the attack and has also been safely released.
“Glory be to God, they are back home,” the source said, expressing gratitude over the successful rescue of the victims.
Although the victims have regained their freedom, authorities are yet to issue an official statement detailing how the rescue operation was carried out or whether any suspects have been arrested in connection with the attack.
Security agencies are expected to provide further information as investigations into the incident continue.
The latest development has brought relief to residents of Lassa and surrounding communities, where concerns over attacks on schools and the safety of students remain high.
More details are expected as officials release updates on the circumstances surrounding the attack and the rescue operation.
