According to him, there was panic among the parents when they heard that the bandits threatened to starve the students if the items were not provided.

These came to the fore on Thursday as it was reported learnt that the bandits contacted the school management on Wednesday evening and specified the quantity of foodstuffs they wanted.

Madugu, however, said the school did not have all the items demanded because it had exhausted almost all their foodstuffs ahead of the school’s closure this week.

But the father of one of the abducted students said the school had appealed to parents to donate money that would be used to buy the foodstuffs.

The man stated, “The school has asked us to donate any amount we can afford. It is not compulsory but many parents are eager to pay because the bandits threatened to starve the children. There are fears among parents when they heard that the hoodlums threatened to starve the students.”

On Thursday evening, a source in the school said the foodstuffs had been bought and that the telephone call from the bandits was being awaited.

The source stated, “We are waiting for their (bandits) call now to know where they want us to deliver the foodstuffs to them.

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