Amidst concerns over the recent surge in terrorist activities, President Bola Tinubu has issued a directive for security agencies to undertake efforts to rescue the female students of Federal University Gusau, Zamfara State, who were recently abducted by terrorists.

The directive comes in response to alarming reports of a hostel break-in by a group of bandits, resulting in the abduction of several students from the federal university.

President Tinubu, while expressing his strong condemnation of this act, communicated through his media aide, Ajuru Ngelale, on Sunday, describing the incident as a reprehensible case of kidnapping.

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The President firmly believes that there is no moral justification for such heinous crimes perpetrated against innocent victims whose sole pursuit was the attainment of quality education.

According to Ngelale, “While the President extends heartfelt sympathy to all the families directly affected by this tragic incident, he underscores that his administration bears the solemn responsibility of safeguarding every Nigerian citizen.

In alignment with this commitment, he assures the families of the abducted students that no stone will be left unturned to secure their safe return.