The three abducted girls of students of
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that girls are back in school for regular academic activities as their examination begins next week.
“The girls are back in school and they are also preparing for their forthcoming examinations,” an anonymous administrative staff member of the seminary told NAN. “This week is for revision and examinations will commence fully next week.”
According to NAN, a parent, Bola Odu, who returned her children to the school, said the incident was a lesson for other school authorities to improve security around their premises.
He also advised them to always carry out proper screening and profiling of those to be employed as teaching and non-teaching staff.
“I have a boy and a girl in the school and I have returned them after the kidnap incident was resolved,” Odu said.
It was learnt that the school has beefed up security in and around the school.
On February 29, the three female students – Timilehin Olusa, Tofunmi Popo Olaniyan and Deborah Akinayo were kidnapped by gunmen from the junior seminary at about 8p.m.
After days of relentless search by the Police, they were on Sunday, March 6, and their abductors arrested.