COAS IN KEBBI, ORDERS TROOPS TO INTENSIFY RESCUE OF ABDUCTED SCHOOLGIRLS

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Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has directed troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA to intensify efforts in securing the release of students abducted from Government Girls Comprehensive Senior Secondary School (GGCSS) Maga, Danko/Wasagu LGA, Kebbi State. The directive was issued today, Monday 17 November 2025, during an operational tour to the state.

A press release signed by DAVID ADEWUSI*
Captain David Adewusi, Media Information Officer,
Operation FANSAN YAMMA on November 18, 2025 said that, while addressing frontline commanders and troops, Gen Shaibu charged them to conduct intelligence-driven operations and maintain relentless day-and-night pursuit of the abductors. “We must find these children. Act decisively and professionally on all intelligence. Success is not optional,” he stated.

The COAS also engaged local vigilantes and hunters, describing them as critical partners in the operation. He urged them to leverage their knowledge of the terrain in collaboration with troops to locate and neutralize criminal elements. “Together, we will restore peace and ensure children can attend school safely,” he emphasized.

Earlier, Gen Shaibu paid a condolence visit to the Traditional Ruler of Danko, Alhaji Abubakar Ibrahim Allaje, and the Principal of GGCSS Maga, Hajiya Rabi Musa Magaji, assuring them of the military’s unwavering commitment to rescuing the abducted students unharmed.

Gen Shaibu enjoined troops to remain resilient and professional, urging them to act within the rules of engagement while remaining responsive, disciplined, and resolute in restoring peace to Kebbi State and surrounding areas.

 

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