Abducted Lagos school girls rescued from captors

Police IG, Arase

The three abducted girls from the Badminton Crowther Anglican Junior Seminary have been released.

The Lagos State Police Command Sunday, confirmed the release of the three students abducted from their school last week.

According to police reports, three kidnappers were apprehended and the students rescued in an overnight operation.

The students  were found at Igbokuta area of Ikorodu unhurt while three of the abductors were arrested.

About 15 armed men stormed the school 29 February, boring a hole under the fence to gain entrance and shot sporadically to overpower security men attached to the college.

The criminals had demanded a sum of N100 million before reducing ransom to N10 million, but however met their Waterloo after police operation.

The school, named after the late Rev. Thomas Babington Macaulay, was founded on 18 October 1996 by the the late Most Reverened Joseph Abiodun Adetiloye and is administered by the Lagos Anglican Diocese.

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