The parents of the abducted students has confirm that the whooping sum of One hundred and eighty millions was paid to the bandits before the release of their children from the captive denied any assistance from the government in securing the release of the abducted students.
Bandits collected 180 million Naira for the release of 14 abducted greenfield university students in Kaduna pic.twitter.com/4ezrt9FgqA
— Comr. Usman Okai Austin (@Austinokai) May 29, 2021
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