21K views · 487 reactions | 'Enough is enough' Families pray for the safe return of their loved ones as another mass school kidnapping takes place in northern Nigeria. | SBS News | Facebook

3.4K views · 97 reactions | Some parents in parts of northern Nigeria dey choose to keep dia children for house sake of fear say dem go kidnap dem if dem go school. Now, insurgency and mass kidnapping for schools wey don dey happun for years dey add to dat number. | BBC News Pidgin | Facebook

22K views · 204 reactions | They were kidnapped in Nigeria two years ago today, and most of them have not been heard from since. The town of Mbalala, about 11km south of Chibok, was one of the worst hit by the kidnapping, 25 girls went missing from there alone. #BringBackOurGirls | BBC News Africa | Facebook

On Friday, 317 school girls were abducted in Nigeria’s northwestern state of Zamfara, making it the third mass kidnapping in less than three months. No group has claimed responsibility for the Zamfara attack. So, who is behind the recent attacks and what motivates them? CGTN Europe talks to YouthhubAfrica founder Rotimi Olawale to understand the complexity of the issue. Read the full story 🔗 http://bit.ly/3q62m0g | CGTNEurope

2.7K views · 36 reactions | School kidnappings are a major crisis in Nigeria, with more than 150 such incidents occurring this year alone. Who are the kidnappers, and why is this so common? | DW Africa | Facebook

ABUJA KIDNAPPING: Many Still In Captivity As Victims Recount Ordeal Nigeria’s capital city has been inundated with security challenges that continue to undermine the safety of lives and properties. A recent kidnapping in Dei Dei area of Bwari has unsettled residents following the abduction of over 20 persons. | Trust TV | Facebook

Freed victims of Boko Haram are still struggling in Nigeria