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  The mother of the student, Lauritta Attahiru on Tuesday confirmed the development but the police have yet to confirm it.  Attahiru however refused to give details of how her son was released and whether a ransom was paid or not. Some of the parents told the station that the student was released on Saturday after his mother, who is the wife of a retired Army officer from Plateau State negotiated and paid ransom to the bandits privately before they released her son on Saturday. The parents had earlier said the bandits had been negotiating with them individually, asking each of them to pay up to N20 million as ransom, before they later demanded a ransom of N100 million in lump sum and 10 motorcycles on Monday.  The parents have appealed to the government and Nigerians to come to their aid so that their children will be rescued alive. With the release of the student, the fate of the remaining 16 students still hang in the balance. The bandits had threatened to kill them if ...

Man living in southern part of kaduna alledge a lady named haija for extorting money from fresh graduate to secure big jobs for them, The amount of money people pay to get such jobs, he said, is between N500,000 to N2.5m, depending on the ministry where they want to work. " The alleged lady who had numerous connections with politicians act as an agent to connect fresh graduate who are seeking for good paying jobs to patronize her, she however at the end of the deal have little from their first salary's and encourage them to bringing their friends too" The man who shared his bitter experience was also a job seeker, who was denied the office because of his financial background, " almost all the people she's offering these jobs to are not qualified to handle such offices ". He added.