VOV 137: A Schoolgirl In Captivity | RSS.com In November 2025, terrorists attacked the Government Girls Secondary School in Maga, Kebbi State, during the early hours of the morning and abducted 25 students. The attack added another chapter to the growing pattern of school abductions across northern Nigeria, where schools have increasingly become targets for […]
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The routine of gently but skillfully pushing wooden canoes into the water body at the shores of Kainji Lake each dawn has been part of the lives of generations of fishermen in North-central Nigeria. The lake was not always calm – vigorously exhaling and flooding the banks, then intermittently receding – but was inevitably connected […]
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No fewer than 16 members of a local vigilante group were killed in an attack by Lakurawa terrorists on Sunday, April 6, in Morai, Augie Local Government Area of Kebbi State, northwestern Nigeria. The Police confirmed the attack. “The attackers, who arrived in large numbers, rustled an unspecified number of cattle and engaged in a […]
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On Thursday, March 6, villagers in the Kyaram community in the Danko Wasagu area of Kebbi State, northwestern Nigeria, caught a terrorist leader off guard. Kachalla Chilela, the terrorist, had masterminded many heinous attacks in the state, hiding in a forest connecting Kebbi and Zamfara in the region. It was during the early days of […]
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A dozen vigilantes have been burned to death in an attack that saw waves of terrorists descend on a town in Kebbi state northwest Nigeria. The mass assault by hundreds of motorcycle-riding terrorists on Bena village, Danko-Wasagu LGA, left 28 police and townspeople dead on April 30. The attack is the latest in a series […]
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Dogo Gide, a leading terrorist leader operating in northwest Nigeria, has released four captives out of the 11 abducted schoolgirls of FGC Birnin Yauri, who had to navigate two years of torment in his hideout. The four girls reached safety late on Friday, April 21. Their release was the first of its kind in 15 […]
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A serious rift between the infamous terrorist kingpin, Dogo Gide, and one of his fighters, Dikki, has enabled the narrow escape of Louis, one of the terrorists’ captives. The victim reached home on Tuesday, Dec. 20. Gide is the terrorist who abducted more than 100 school children from the Federal Government College (FGC) Birnin Yauri, […]
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Residents of a village in Zamfara abandoned their homes in panic as terrorists on motorcycles approached their community. In the resulting stampede to get away, people were injured, witnesses said. The group of raiders arrived in Shengel community, in Danko-Wasagu Local Government Area (LGA) of Kebbi State in Northwest Nigeria on Dec 15, HumAngle learned. […]
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The sunny afternoon of June 17 met Sarah at the family’s farmland in Agwarra. She was expecting the arrival of her husband, Musa, to join her on the farm. He usually closed from the school where he taught by 12:00 p. m. The rainy season had just begun and Sarah was burying guinea corn seeds […]
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The mother of a notorious warlord has made a surprise intervention in the negotiations for the return of 11 kidnapped children. HumAngle can reveal that Dogo Gide, the terrorist responsible for the kidnap and ransom of scores of schoolchildren from Birnin Yauri, Kebbi, Northwest Nigeria, broke months of silence to call a parent of one […]
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This timeline covers the period: from the early warning signals before the attack to the birth of the last child among the four children delivered by schoolgirls in captivity last week. Before June 12, 2021 In the weeks leading up to the kidnapping, there is an increase in activity by armed groups in the area, […]
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“Mama, please help us. We are tired of this forest! We want to go home! By Allah, we are in a terrible condition. We used to receive fairly good treatment, but not anymore. They are now excessively aggressive to us!” This was Fa’iza Ahmad’s desperate plea to her mother, Munira Bala Ngaski. She is one […]
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