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Between November 21-23, 2025, armed bandits abducted over 250 students and 12 teachers from St. Mary's Catholic School in Niger State, Nigeria. This follows a recent kidnapping of 25 schoolgirls in Kebbi State. Nigerian security forces, including military and local hunters, are actively searching for the victims amid escalating insecurity in northern Nigeria. President Bola Tinubu postponed foreign trips to address the crisis.
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Recent attacks in Nigeria, including the abduction of 25 schoolgirls and church shootings, highlight ongoing insecurity. President Tinubu has increased military deployment, but violence persists across regions, affecting both Christian and Muslim communities. The situation draws international scrutiny and concerns over religious freedom.
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Recent attacks in Nigeria include a church shooting in Kwara State, abductions of villagers, and a school kidnapping in Kebbi. The government faces pressure amid ongoing insurgencies, communal clashes, and rising insecurity affecting both Christian and Muslim communities. The situation highlights Nigeria’s complex security crisis.
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Multiple mass abductions have occurred across Nigeria since November 17, including the kidnapping of 26 girls in Kebbi. Authorities report 24 girls have been rescued, but ongoing insecurity and copycat attacks threaten communities. President Tinubu urges increased security efforts amid fears of spiraling violence.
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Nigeria's President Tinubu has declared a nationwide security emergency amid rising violence, kidnappings, and armed attacks in northern regions. The government is recruiting 50,000 police officers, deploying forest guards, and seeking legal reforms to enhance security. Recent abductions and violence have prompted international scrutiny and internal security measures.