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Kagara students have not been released – Gov Sani Bello

Niger state governor,  Abubakar Sani Bello has debunked the news making the rounds on the release of the abducted Kagara students, saying they are mere rumors and speculations.

He said this during a briefing after meeting with Sheik Ahmad Gumi at the government house.

Dismissing this claim at a press conference, Governor Bello said

“Everything that is being said out there is rumour and in situations like this, we cannot work with rumour, it has to be confirmed. Yes, we’ve been receiving different rumours from different people within villages but we are still treating those as rumour until processed and confirmed.”

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