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Kidnappers stab 2 primary school pupils, 1 dead

The school's security guard said the suspects crossed over a collapsed portion of the school's fence and stabbed the children.

The kidnappers are still at large as police investigate the incident.

Suspected kidnappers  on Wednesday, May 20, stabbed two pupils of Fagge Special Primary School, Kanometropolis.

The school's security guard, Malam Ibrahim Dansarki, told NAN in Kano that the incident took place around 1:00 p.m. shortly after the closure of the school.

He said the suspects were said to have crossed over a collapsed portion of the school's fence and stabbed the children, a boy and a girl, before locking them in a toilet.

Dansarki said the suspects did not remove any part of their body as being speculated in some quarters.

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The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, ASP Magaji Majiya, who confirmed the incident, said the school's Assistant Headmaster, Naziru Mohammed, reported the incident to the police.

He, however, said that only one of the victims died, while the other, a boy, is receiving medical treatment at the hospital.

Majiya said investigation had commenced to unravel the motive behind the act and to track down the suspected killers.

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