Parents of Abducted Kaduna Students Take Important Step At National Assembly as Bandits Refuse to Release Victims
Parents of the abducted students of the College of Forestry Mechanization, Afaka in Kaduna state, staged a protest at the National Assembly complex in Abuja on Tuesday, May 4.
The protesters registered their grievance over what they described as the negligence of the state and federal governments in securing the release of their children, Channels TV reported.
Nigerian parliament members gather at the national assembly gate closed by security forces in Abuja on November 20, 2014. Photo credit: STR/AFP Source: Getty ImagesVAM News gathers they chanted songs of solidarity and displayed placards demanding prompt rescue of the students.
The parents who were joined by members of the Students Union Government of the institution chanted as they marched to the National Assembly.
The protesters had earlier gathered at the Unity Fountain before proceeding to the National Assembly complex.
The main entrance of the National Assembly was, however, manned by security agents who denied the protesters entrance.
VAM News recalls that armed bandits stormed the Kaduna school in March and kidnapped 39 students.
Ten of the students were released in two batches of five each but 29 others have remained in captivity.
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