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No children missing after gunmen raid primary school in Nigeria's Kaduna -security commissioner

No children are missing after gunmen raided a primary school in the northwestern Nigerian state of Kaduna state, the state's security commissioner said in a news conference on Monday.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is convinced that the manner in which he's handling allegations of corruption against health minister Zweli Mkhize “will give credence” to his commitment towards clean governance.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is convinced that the manner in which he's handling allegations of corruption against health minister Zweli Mkhize “will give credence” to his commitment towards clean governance. (REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde)

No children are missing after gunmen raided a primary school in the northwestern Nigerian state of Kaduna state, the state's security commissioner said in a news conference on Monday.

Samuel Aruwan said two children were missing after the raid on Monday morning but were later found. He said three teachers were kidnapped from the school.

Reuters

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