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UPDATED: Gunmen shoot 2 Nasarawa Poly students, admission seeker, kidnap 1 other

Gunmen have reportedly shot one admission seeker and two students at the Isa Mustapha Agwai l Polytechnic in Lafia, Nasarawa State. 

It was gathered that the assailants also abducted one female student simply identified as Ajoke, an ND ll student of Science Laboratory Technology.

Daily Trust learnt that the incident occurred around 08:00pm on Monday.

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The students, who sustained gunshot injuries, were said to be receiving treatment at Dalhatu Araf Specialist Hospital (DASH), Lafia.

The shot victims are Freedom Luka and Ogwuche Janet said to be students of HND l Public Administration and HND II Business Administration and Management respectively, as well as one Danladi Nicholas said to be seeking admission.

Our correspondent also reports that security at the Polytechnic environment has continued to be a source of concern for students, staff and residents.

The attack was confirmed at a press briefing on Tuesday by the institution’s, Rector, Dr. Justina Anjiode-Kotso.

Anjiode-Kotso, who was represented by Mr. Louis John Ogah, the Deputy Rector Academic, said the matter had been reported to the security agencies in the state.

According to him, investigation into the ugly development is ongoing to ascertain the true situation of the incident.

He added that security operatives were con the trail of the abductors to ensure that the victims are rescued unhurt.

When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer (PRO), Nasarawa State Command, DSP Ranham Nansel, did not pick up his calls or respond to a text message sent to his mobile as of the time of filing this report.

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