Eartquake1:
Who told them that their kidnapped kids were taken to the south?

Eartquake1:


These people are jokers

Another Chibok scam

engrchykae:
have these i.doits checked whether their misssing kids are in one torture academy in kaduna or katsina?

eagleu:


If you lived in the north, you'd see how fast poor families get rid of their small boys, because unlike small boys, girls have more immediate potential to attract resources for the family.
The result is the feeding of a burgeoning almajiri industry in the name of learning islamic education.
How can you educate a small boy in a religious school at night and leave him to wander for food all over the place all day?
Election and need to violence have reduced,and these boys are no longer needed to do the dirty works of the masters for plate of food.
This is the dirty secret the north is hiding, unfortunately, now someone wants to blame Igbos for it

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YorubaNinja:


NkitaAla... how market na?

Bobrisky5:
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eternityk:

Its something I've noticed
I've read many news article about it
Why should I deny facts
Or u don't see me bashing yorubas here especially our leaders

YorubaNinja:


Ngadaawo, wetin dey?

Yorubamuslim22:
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References:
Parents of missing children have released a list of 47 children suspected to be abducted and taken to Southern parts of the country.

On Saturday, the Kano Police Command said it traced and rescued nine children kidnapped in Kano, trafficked to Onitsha in Anambra State and sold off for child slavery.

DAILY NIGERIAN gathered that the rescue followed public outcry by some parents that there was rise in cases of missing children in some areas of the metropolis.

Speaking to DAILY NIGERIAN on Thursday, the leader of the group of parents, Tajiri Hotoro, said the number of the missing children abducted within the last four years in just Nassarawa Local Government is more than 100.

Nassarawa is one out of the 44 Local Government Areas in Kano State.

Presenting the list and pictures of the children to our reporter, Mr Hotoro said there are more parents of missing children who did care to register with their group.

“Quite a number of parents have resigned to their fate. Some do not even have the transport fare to attending our meetings.

“We are calling on government and other relevant agencies to join together to rescue our children. We are in deep agony,” he said.

He said 10 suspects were arrested by the police and arraigned two years ago but were later released by the court.

According to Mr Hotoro, lawyers and court officials stopped them from talking to press, despite the fact a state High Court sitting in Ungogo had set free the suspects.

https://dailynigerian.com/kano-parents-release-photographs-list-of-47-more-abducted-children/